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Special places don’t stay special on their own. Our dedicated volunteers make sure every one of our destination properties is ready for your next adventure.
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Help maintain and improve our hiking trails and conservation lands every Tuesday morning from 9 AM to noon with the Tuesday Trail Team.
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News
Preserving Prime Farmland and Pristine Habitat
Preserve 130 acres of critical natural habitat and water resources, working farmland and public access to the outdoors!
Member Appreciation Programs
This year we’re saying Thank You with a series just for you! Not sure if you’re a current member? Email charlotte@westportlandtrust.org
Connecting to the Outdoors with Music
WLCT presents Nature’s Stage, a summer performance series for young children, to connect families and little ones to music in nature.
events
Social Hike at Brookside
Enjoy the summer time and cool down with this social hike at Brookside Conservation Area! This monthly series gets you up and out the door: strap on a pair of hiking boots, get cool with a nice beverage, and hit the trails with your friends at neighbors. Brookside is...
Paws on the Trail: Dog Walk at Noquochoke
Take up the lead and get your paws on the trail with the next entry of our Trail Explorers series! We're headed to Noquochoke Conservation Area, and we invite you to join us for this casual stroll along the trails with our furry friends. This is a great opportunity to...
Celebrating Pollinators: Monarchs in the Garden
With the development of a brand-new pollinator garden around the Kirby House, Westport Land Conservation Trust has embodied the ethos of promoting pollinator populations by developing habitats for year-round insect visitors. This summer, we have seen a boon in...