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Boardwalk Construction 2008

Join fellow conservation advocates and outdoor enthusiasts for a day (or several days) of fun and useful conservation work in Lexington, Massachusetts. In 2008 we will be building new bridges in two conservation areas. Where else can you socialize with like-minded folks, protect the environment, build fun things to hike, ride, run, watch birds, and ski on, and get a free lunch, all at the same time? Put these dates on your calendars now:

•        May 10 – Meagherville bridge replacement, Meet at the playground at Garfield and Hickory St at 8:30am

•        May 24 – Lower Vine Brook, Meet at Hayes Lane near Grant St at 8:30 am

•        June 7 – Lower Vine Brook, Meet at Hayes Lane near Grant St at 8:30 am

•        June 14 – Optional rain date, Meet 8:30 am location TBD

•        Aug 2 – Lower Vine Brook, Meet at the Fairfield Dr cul-de-sac at 8:30 am

•        Aug 9 – Lower Vine Brook, Meet at the Fairfield Dr cul-de-sac at 8:30 am

Prior experience is not required. Instruction, tools, water, and lunch will be provided. Wear boots suitable for working in muddy conditions. For further questions and the latest information, send mail to the contact below.

 

Past events

Annual Meeting - May 1, 2008

7pm in the Cary Hall main auditorium (Cary Hall is located between the police station and Town Hall on Massachusetts Avenue)

An excellent opportunity to learn of the many exciting things going on in town, talk about your own experiences, and connect with other Stewards to work together on planning and improving your favorite land.

Get the latest on:

•        The West Lexington Greenway master plan

•        The Open Space and Recreation Plan update

•        Recent and future projects in the Town's Conservation Lands

We also want to hold a brainstorming session to get your input for the Open Space and Recreation Plan. As folks who enjoy the conservation lands, you've seen the problems and opportunities and envisioned improvements, so you are the best resource of ideas. There will be plenty of time to meet the fellow stewards of your favorite conservation area, discuss site-specific goals, and plan together how to achieve them.

 

 

 

Last updated: May 2, 2008