Come explore our beautiful conservation land and local wildlife on a guided walk, join us for an engaging talk by an expert or panel, and turn out for one of many co-sponsored activities LLCT organizes with community partners. All events are free and open to the public, unless otherwise specified. Subscribe to our eNewsletter to keep current on LLCT happenings.
Fall 2025 Noticing Walks: Sept 16
*our apologies for the confusion. This walk was listed as Sept 2 and 9 in previous communications, but is now scheduled for Sept 16. Co-sponsored [...]
Build A Bug
Let's explore the world of bugs! We'll learn about bug parts-like antennae, wings, and legs-and then build our own bugs with natural and craft materials. [...]
Fall 2025 Noticing Walks: Sept 24
*our apologies for the confusion. This walk was listed as Sept 17 in previous communications, but is now scheduled for Sept 24. Co-sponsored by LLCT [...]
Celebrating The Nature Link Project: Annual Meeting 2025
Join Rural Land Foundation, Farrington Nature Linc, and Lincoln Land Conservation Trust in a celebration of the Nature Link Project at LLCT's Annual Meeting. Saturday, [...]
Student Sticker Design Contest 2025
Join us in celebrating nature in Lincoln and you could win gift cards and other prizes. The winning designs will be printed on hundreds of [...]
Kid's Fall Craft: Glowing Leaf Jars
Join us for a relaxing afternoon craft and learn about the leaves you see under your feet. We will start with a short walk to [...]
Fall 2025 Noticing Walks: Oct 7
Co-sponsored by LLCT and the COAHS, these walks are all about the journey, not the destination. The walks are gently paced but cover rough terrain [...]
13th Annual Scarecrow Classic 5K
Registration and event information can be found at www.scarecrowclassic5k.com
Fall 2025 Noticing Walks: Oct 22
Co-sponsored by LLCT and the COAHS, these walks are all about the journey, not the destination. The walks are gently paced but cover rough terrain [...]
October 2025 Conservation Work Day
Calling on the Lincoln Conservation Crew! Join us at Mount Misery to clear glossy buckthorn and bittersweet from the shores of the First Pond. the [...]