Ten things to know about climate change
To view Richard Primack’s keynote address, click here.
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To view Richard Primack’s keynote address, click here.
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Harvard Conservation Trust is happy to support the Harvard Community Conference. Harvard Community Conference Saturday, March 2nd (snow date, March 16th) from 2 – 4 pm Volunteers Hall, Harvard Public
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Come join us for a New Moon Hike on February 9 at 7:00 p.m.! Embrace the beauty of the night sky as we explore the Barba’s Point trail that takes
New Moon Hike Under the Stars on February 9! Read More »
Senator Jamie Eldridge and state representative Dan Sena visited John’s Field in Harvard to present a $100,000 to the World Farmers organization. The Harvard Conservation Trust (HCT) has partnered with
Senator Jamie Eldridge presents a $100,000 to World Farmers Read More »
KNOW YOUR LAND: Understanding Conservation Restrictions and Chapter 61 Zoom Webinar FEB 13 – 7:30-8:30 PM Are you interested in learning about how you can protect your land with a
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Harvard residents, mark your calendars for a rejuvenating start to 2024! Join neighbors and friends for an invigorating New Year’s Day walk on the Rathore property—Harvard Conservation Trust’s (HCT) newest
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Join the Harvard Conservation Trust for an evening with Richard Primack. Primack will share his research, its application to Harvard, and what we can do to build climate resilience in
Harvard Trust Annual Meeting, 2023 Read More »
This year’s theme for Destination: Nature — “Perspective” — offers artists the chance to explore multiple frames of reference to reveal the intricate web of life in nature. Choosing from
2023 Destination: Nature Juried Art Show Read More »
The HCT has been awarded a $19,956 grant from The Nashua, Squannacook, and Nissitissit Rivers Wild and Scenic Stewardship Council to finance large-scale invasive plant removal, native plant re-introduction, and wildlife habitat
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