Preserving Nature for Future Generations
Spring may also be in your backyard, so don’t forget to look closely at what is popping up through the ground or showing up on the tips of trees & bushes. I say, ‘popping’ because these early spring native plants Read More
Jerry passed away in late November 2023 after a brief illness. He and his wife, Pat, moved to the Berkshires from Maryland in 2021. Jerry had a long & brilliant career with the Carder Rock Company who contracted with the Read More
Let’s spruce up our corner of the planet to honor the 54th EARTH DAY!We have great options for volunteers:► roadside cleanup► removing invasives► town garden cleanup► community garden prep► and more …Saturday April 27 – 10 am – NoonCheck out Read More
Summer Delights Now that summer is here, there are plants growing in the forests & fields especially in Golden Hill Town Forest! You may have seen some spring plants in flower and now, many have died back (not to be Read More
Congratulations, Isabella Lovato The Board Members of the Lee Land Trust want to CONGRATULATE our Scholarship recipient, ISABELLA LOVATO, for her academic achievements at Lee High School. Not only did she have an outstanding academic high school career, but she Read More
HAPPY SPRING! AND THINGS ARE HAPPENING… Folks must be anxious to get outside in some warm sun and explore the woods & fields OR even your own backyard! BUT BEWARE: trails are very wet, water even over your boots, and Read More
THEY ARE HERE! WATCH YOUR STEP- TAKE A CLOSER LOOK! The trails may not be so muddy BUT please stay on them as the native spring wildflowers are showing their shapes & colors nearby! There is quite a show in Read More
We are sorry to report the passing of our dear friend, DeeDee Fraser on March 27, 2023. She has been a member of the Lee Land Trust since the founding and has been involved in many projects over the years. Read More
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY! BIRDHOUSES: Locally made by Lee High School students with the guidance of their Woodworking instructor, Mr. Corey Heath. These houses are available from the Lee Land Trust with a suggested donation of $10. If you are interested, Read More
Mother Nature is giving us challenges: hot and cold in the winter! But the time is right to get out there to see what there is to see. Thinking of snow and tracking can be difficult. The best time to Read More