Westford Climate Action program co-sponsored by the Westford Conservation Trust Monday, April 10, 2023, @ 7 pm The evidence is clear: Climate change is here! What does this mean for our native flora and fauna?   And what can one homeowner really do to mitigate a global crisis? Trevor Smith will talk about how our plant...
As part of our month long celebration of Earth Month, the Westford Conservation Trust will be hosting a guided hike on Saturday, April 15th. This walk will be led by trust board member Lenny Palmer, and will run rain or shine. The trail runs over three hills, is steep in places and moderately strenuous. The...
As part of our celebration of Earth Month, this walk will be led by trust president Rich Strazdas, and will run rain or shine. The trail offers a lovely andeasy walk along Beaver Brook and around Round Island. The Beaver Brook area provides a great variety of wildlife to enjoy. You might want to bring...
As part of celebrating Earth Month, this walk will be led by trust board member Gerry DiBello, and will run rain or shine. The trail offers a lovely andeasy walk close to the center of town. The trail runs along the top of glacial eskers throughwetlands that are abundant with wildlife in the spring. Meet...
Friends of Minute Man National Park Thursday, May 11, 2023 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Minute Man National Historical Park Free, registration is required Join the Friends of Minute Man National Park for a spring bird walk! For many bird watchers, spring migration is the most exciting time of the year. We will observe birds...
Join Westford Conservation Trust birder Lenny Palmer for an early morning ramble at Westford’s birding “hot spot”, Emmet Conservation Land. We will search Nashoba/Kennedy Pond and wetland areas on Town and Mass Audubon conservation lands for returning migrants and nesting resident birds. Bring binoculars and wear sturdy shoes as land can be rocky and...
This walk will be led by Trust Director Gerry DiBello, and will run rain or shine. The trail offers views of glacial eskers and wetlands that are abundant with wildlife in spring. Mystery Spring has been known since at least 1855. Park and meet Gerry at the cul-de-sac at the end of Dana Drive (see...
This walk will be led by Gerry DiBello, and will run rain or shine. The trail is easy and mostly flat. It leads to the beautiful Stone Arch Bridge, a stone railroad bridge built over Stony Brook in 1872 of stone blocks without mortar. Meet at the Stone Arch Bridge sign and parking area on...
Join Westford Conservation Trust director Gerry DiBello for a hike through this lovely conservation land adjacent to Greystone Pond. Wear sturdy footwear appropriate to the weather. Area is mostly flat but uneven. This walk is appropriate for all ages, but area is not suitable for strollers. Sociable dogs on leash welcome. Park at the Greystone...
Join Westford Conservation Trust director Gerry DiBello who will lead a walk through the Cider Mill Pond/Adams Land Conservation area. We will check out the newest Adams land, stop at the top of Little Tadmuck hill and have a look at the “Indian Grinding Stone” with a suggestion of what caused this interesting hole in...
Take an enjoyable winter walk on the Sassafras Trail, led by Westford Conservation Trust Director Gerry DiBello. The trail is a bit rugged and steep in places. Wear sturdy footwear appropriate to the weather. We will walk by an historic quarry on the way out to Tenney Road and stop at the glacial erratic known...
Enjoy late fall and get outside! Grassy Pond is a lovely little wooded conservation area, owned by the Town since 1971 and managed by the Westford Conservation Commission. This nearly round, shallow pond may be a glacial kettle hole. It has no inlet or outlet, is fed by ground water, and occasionally dries up in...
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