At Family Tree Day on April 29, we will be passing out tree seedlings: 50 White Dogwood and 50 Northern Red Oak. We will also have printed handouts on how to plant your tree at home. Here are the handouts:
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Wildlife at the Richardson Preserve
These photos were recently submitted to us by John Nunziato, long-time photographer and newcomer to the Richardson Preserve.
News About Your Land Trust and More
Click below to read our monthly electronic newsletter, intended for distribution over social media, that includes news of what is happening at our conservation properties, as well as general conservation topics. There are also articles on Attleboro history, with a focus on the Barrows Farm (now the Richardson Preserve) and what seasonal tasks the Barrows family might have been working on as they derived their living from this land 300 years ago. News of the Attleboro Community Garden is also a regular feature.
This publication is being produced by the Education and Outreach Committee of the Attleboro Land Trust, local volunteers, and some of the classes at Attleboro High School.
Contact us if you would like to subscribe to the email version of this newsletter.
Would you like to help steward one of our sites?
A site steward is a volunteer who “adopts” one of the Attleboro Land Trust nature preserves, individually or with a group, such as a group of neighbors, church group, youth group, or fraternal organization.
Duties of a site steward:
- Walk the property on a regular basis
- Pick up litter
- Report vandalism and violations of ALT regulations
- Help with routine trail maintenance
- Assist with special projects
If you would like to find out more please contact us at attleborolandtrust@gmail.com or by using our Contact page.