Information via Lincoln’s Town Conservation Department: Garlic Mustard is up early due to this year’s mild winter. We encourage you to pull any garlic mustard you see in your own yards and on nearby trails (if it is safe for you to do so). Neighborhood Pull Season – April 13 through May 31. Venture out into your … Read more

Join LLCT Trustee Gwyn Loud for a morning of backyard birding! Gwyn has been keeping bird feeders in her backyard for more than 50 years, and is a wealth of knowledge! Although we didn’t capture every bird in this video, you’ll see some of the birds that frequent Lincoln this time of year! We are … Read more

Written by Gwyn Loud for the Lincoln Land Conservation Trust. She welcomes your sightings and questions at 781-259-8690 or gwynloud555@gmail.com. In this unprecedented time of social distancing due to the coronavirus pandemic, I think we all are more aware than ever of the natural world around us. The sights and sounds of emerging spring lift … Read more

COVID-19 UPDATE AS OF 4/3/2020 Lincoln’s open spaces continue to be a haven for those of us seeking fresh air, exercise, and a good ‘ole dose of nature. Please continue to: ▪ Observe social distancing. Stay more than 6ft away from other trail users ▪ Seek less crowded trails and/or trails that have wider paths … Read more

Wanting  some support as you explore your backyard or Lincoln’s trails this spring? Check out a few resources that LLCT has compiled. If you don’t have a copy of our Wild About Lincoln Nature Guide, any naturalist guide will do! We also encourage you to use iNaturalist app. With the app, just take a picture … Read more

Thanks to Lincoln Cable and Jim Cunningham, if you missed Evan Abramson’s talk on March 1st, you can watch the recording online! Evan spoke about planting for pollinators, and therefore biodiversity and resilient landscapes. He also showed preliminary plans for the Demonstration Pollinator Garden that Birches will be implementing this year.

The Lincoln Land Conservation Trust, as a benefit to its members, is providing the opportunity to purchase Plant Kits of highly curated, native plants at wholesale prices this spring and summer. Not a member? Join today! These kits not only source hard to find native plants, including shrubs, grasses, and perennials, they also contain a mix to … Read more

Written by Gwyn Loud for the Lincoln Land Conservation Trust. She welcomes your sightings and questions at 781-259-8690 or gwynloud555 at gmail.com. Ms. G the official Massachusetts groundhog, did not see her shadow at Drumlin Farm on Ground Hog Day, Feb. 2, meaning that spring will come early if we believe the folklore. In fact, … Read more

Wow! We had an amazing turn out at the January 26th program at Bemis Hall. Dr. Gegear gave a great introduction to the importance of wild pollinators. We are so excited to be launching this project and to have the enthusiastic interest from our community and membership! Below are some materials from Dr. Gegear’s presentation: … Read more