News
The latest from our newsletter
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Snell Creek Conservation Project
The new property is in a corridor of preserved land which conserves vital water resources in Angeline Brook and Snell…
Programs
upcoming public programs
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New Year’s Day Walk at the Let
Date: Thur. Jan. 1!Time: 10 a.m. Location: 1058 Horseneck Rd. Ring in 2026 with a walk at The Let Conservation Area, normally only accessible…
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Going Green with Winter Greens
Gathering greens creates a sensory experience you won’t find at the mall. Knowing what you are collecting and…
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Week of Thanks: Ann Squire
7th generation Westporter Ann Squire has a passion for land preservation…and for connecting families to the land.
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Week of Thanks: Gary Hall
If you’ve been on the trails at Dunham’s Brook or Herb Hadfield recently, you’ve experienced Gary’s work: new…
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Stewarding a Family Legacy
Forester Rob Bryan cares for a family legacy woodlot. Carefully managed forested land is a boon to wildlife…
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Collaboration Across State Lines
Working with our Rhode Island preservation partners, WLCT is preserving land that will expand trails and habitats.
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Sodom Road Conservation Project
Acquisition and preservation of over 200 acres in 2024 expanded Westport Woods and preserved key habitats and water…
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Building Bridges for Stewardship
Bridge building takes many forms. As two new bridges are installed over Angeline Brook, Land Steward Nate McCullin…
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Meet our Fall Stewardship Intern
Meet Leila Oliveira, our Fall intern. Leila is a Fall River resident whose love of the environment began…
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Making the Most of Stick Season
Bare trees and empty gardens mark stick season and make it easier to to attend to habitat and…
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Member Appreciation Programs
This year we’re saying Thank You with a series just for you! Not sure if you’re a current…
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Nature’s Nightlife
The temperatures may be cooling down, but in Westport, the nocturnal nightlife is heating up as we follow…
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Fall Tree Care
Now is not the time though to give up on watering and fertilizing. In fact, it may ensure…