Membership is the most critical means of financially providing the LLCT with the resources needed to sustain our conservation work. The LLCT helps to protect Lincoln’s wild, cultivated, and natural areas. We provide trail connections, recreational opportunities, and critical wildlife habitat for the benefit of all. Renew your membership or join today at any level … Read more
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Local photographers, local scenes, and local designers combine to make another gorgeous edition of Lincoln’s Open Spaces Calendar for 2019. Every month is loaded up with stunning pictures to enjoy all throughout the year. A new set of 8 nature scene note cards are also for sale and available exclusively from the LLCT. These may … Read more
LLCT is excited to share a great energy-saving opportunity available in Lincoln. After being out on the snow-covered trails, it feels great to return to a well insulated, efficient home. Thanks to the Town’s Green Energy Committee, HomeWorks Energy, a Mass Save Program Partner, is offering no-cost home energy assessments in Lincoln. The assessment includes … Read more
Written by Gwyn Loud for the Lincoln Land Conservation Trust. She welcomes your sightings and questions at 781-259-8690 or gwyn_loud@comcast.net. The past month continued very wet, with many rainy days, interrupted by some welcome sunshine. At least streams are rushing and ponds are full, good for the water table. Temperatures have fluctuated wildly, from highs … Read more
Birders enjoyed a lovely afternoon birding walk led by Norman Levey on October 14, 2018. A notable sighting was a great horned owl who patiently roosted for a long time. Below is a list of species that were sighted or heard. Ricci Farms Conservation Area – Lincoln, Middlesex, Massachusetts, US Oct 14, 2018 4:00 PM … Read more
Thank you to everyone who supported the LLCT by participating in the raffle! Check to see the 2018 Scarecrow Classic 5k raffle winners here.
Written by Gwyn Loud for the Lincoln Land Conservation Trust. She welcomes your sightings and questions at 781-259-8690 or gwyn_loud@comcast.net. September was an unusually wet month, and the rainy days have continued into October. Rainfall in Boston for September averages 3.77 inches but by the end of the month we had had a whopping 7.78 … Read more
Ellen and Jim Meadors led a fern walk at Stony Brook South on September 27th and shared great tips on identifying ferns found in Lincoln. The group saw 11 types of ferns on the walk: intermediate wood fern, marginal wood fern, hay-scented fern, lady fern, new york fern, sensitive fern, royal fern, cinnamon fern, interrupted … Read more
Gwyn Loud, Trustee of the Lincoln Land Conservation Trust and Rural Land Foundation, has been writing a wildlife column for the Lincoln Journal since 2008. We are pleased to now additionally feature her column on the homepage of the LLCT website! Gwyn welcomes your sightings, pictures, and questions at 781-259-8690 or gwyn_loud@comcast.net. Gwyn has been birding … Read more
