As we all take the necessary precautions to help our community stay safe and healthy, please keep in mind that Harvard’s conservation lands remain open from dawn to dusk. Getting outside to walk, run, or ride the trails keeps the body fit, while sitting quietly at the edge of a field or pond can calm the mind and relieve stress in these worrisome times. We ask that you respect the space of others you encounter on the trails and maintain appropriate distance. Please also refrain from visiting conservation lands in groups of 10 or more. Though we may be practicing social distancing at the moment, in the big picture, connecting with land and nature can bring us together and strengthen community bonds through a shared sense of place.
Open Space Residential Design Workshop with Randall Arendt: An Event to Provide Information About the Open Space and Conservation Design Development Concept
Who:The Town of Harvard in conjunction with Mass Audubon and the Mass Smart Growth Alliance. Author and Planner Randall Arendt will be the keynote speaker.
What: A workshop that includes speakers talking about Open Space Residential Design from multiple perspectives, a design exercise, and a discussion of Harvard’s proposed new Open Space Residential Design Bylaw.
Where: The Town of Harvard Bromfield School Auditorium.
When: Thursday, February 6, 2020 from 4:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Registration for the Bolton Conservation Trust Tom Denney Nature Camp Summer 2020 program opens February 1 at tdnc.boltonconservationtrust.org.
The camp is for students entering Kindergarten through High School. It is a unique camp experience that offers five weekly sessions of fun and learning in the beautiful natural setting of Bolton’s Bowers Springs conservation area. See further info below:
Note Regarding COVID-19
/in Uncategorized /by Harvard Conservation TrustAs we all take the necessary precautions to help our community stay safe and healthy, please keep in mind that Harvard’s conservation lands remain open from dawn to dusk. Getting outside to walk, run, or ride the trails keeps the body fit, while sitting quietly at the edge of a field or pond can calm the mind and relieve stress in these worrisome times. We ask that you respect the space of others you encounter on the trails and maintain appropriate distance. Please also refrain from visiting conservation lands in groups of 10 or more. Though we may be practicing social distancing at the moment, in the big picture, connecting with land and nature can bring us together and strengthen community bonds through a shared sense of place.
The Harvard Conservation Trust
Sudbury Valley Trustees and the Bolton Conservation Commission holding agricultural workshop in Bolton, 2/19/20 @ 7:30 PM
/in Events, News /by Julie WeigleyOpen Space Residential Design Bylaw Workshop
/in Events, News /by Julie WeigleyOpen Space Residential Design Workshop with Randall Arendt: An Event to Provide Information About the Open Space and Conservation Design Development Concept
For more info and to sign up:
https://www.harvard.ma.us/planning-board/pages/open-space-residential-design-osrd-bylaw
Tom Denney Nature Camp
/in Events, News /by Julie WeigleyRegistration for the Bolton Conservation Trust Tom Denney Nature Camp Summer 2020 program opens February 1 at tdnc.boltonconservationtrust.org.
The camp is for students entering Kindergarten through High School. It is a unique camp experience that offers five weekly sessions of fun and learning in the beautiful natural setting of Bolton’s Bowers Springs conservation area. See further info below:
