News & Programs
Volunteer & community events
All in-person volunteer and community events have been postponed at this time.
The Land Trust will be resuming in-person programs when it’s safe to gather once more. In the meantime, see below the digital and self-guided programs for Spring and Summer 2020.
Summer Quest
Gather your supplies, pack your bag, and get ready for adventure! Join in exploring the lands of the Concord watershed to learn about science, history, art and other topics this summer.
Self-guided walk of Nashawtuc Hill Properties
Curious about the natural and cultural history around Nashawtuc Hill? Take a walk with the Land Trust’s self-guided map to learn more about the Land Trust’s properties at Nashawtuc Hill and unique features of the area.
Living with Coyotes
Join Pat Huckery, Northeast District Supervisor at MassWildlife, for a brief history of the Eastern Coyote with a focus on resolving and preventing conflicts between humans and coyotes. learn how to recognize coyote behaviors and appropriate methods of interaction.
For more information, please contact:
Concord Natural Resources Division (978-318-3285)
Willard School Auditorium
185 Powdermill Road, Concord, MA
Tracking Winter Wildlife and Wild Edibles
Tim Swanson will teach us how to use both sight and sound (and sometimes smell) to interpret animal movements and behavior. In addition to recognizing common tracks, learn to observe wintering bird flock behaviors and study animal signs like burrows, digging, and pecking. What does the winter forest offer us to eat? Geared to enthusiasts of all ages.
* CLCT has partnered with Musketaquid Arts and the Environment to offer family “Wild Walks” on CLCT properties. There is a small fee to register. CLCT makes its properties available for these events free of charge.