Caring for the Land that Sustains Us
The first warm, wet night of the spring season is usually the BIG NIGHT for amphibian movement. The salamanders and frogs migrate from their overwintering locations – maybe a mole hole or under a rotting log – to a nearby … Continued
Over twenty people collected at EQLT’s offices in Hardwick on Sunday to discuss the book “Becoming Earth: How Our Planet Came to Life” by Ferris Jabr which was published in 2024. The book is divided into three segments, focusing on … Continued
The winter sowing process has begun! Follow along as we sow native wildflower seeds in a protected environment for robust plants come spring & summer. Folks are also completing the process at home to help the land trust start many more … Continued
We gathered at EQLT’s offices at 120 Ridge Road in Hardwick to celebrate the holiday season together. The room was festively decorated by our amazing TerraCorps members Ellie and Michael. With the wood stove going, the room was warm and … Continued
During our youth and family Gratitude Friday celebration we spent time outdoors taking a nature walk with Caren. We learned about the trees and plants that can be found along the Forest Play Trail at EQLT offices, 120 Ridge Road … Continued
It was a great morning to be outdoors with family and friends on the Mass Central Rail Trail in New Braintree and Hardwick. Over 70 runners of all ages participated this year! Thank you to the MANY volunteers that made … Continued
The Hills of East Quabbin Ride successfully happened this morning despite the drizzle and rain, that cleared up by late morning. Riders enjoyed the cool temps as they traveled along the back roads of our region. The Ride began and … Continued
A good time was had by all who attending the 2025 Annual Membership Meeting on Saturday, June 7th. We shared a delicious potluck meal, thanks to the wonderful cooks in our region. We are pleased to confirm that several board … Continued
On April 26, 2025 the 21st annual dinner was attended by 180+ people enthusiastically supporting land conservation and caring for the land. The dinner prepared by Eagle Hill was excellent, with donated cheese from Round Table Farm and dinner rolls … Continued
Excellent weather for burning brush at Hidden Meadow today. Huge thank you to Mike, Kathy, Krista, Roger, John, Mike, Amy and Cynthia for their hard work continuing to remove the invasive honeysuckle and bittersweet. If you walk the blue loop … Continued
