No More Drought

We had an easy winter for walking the trails, given the lack of snow (till March!). With leaves gone, winter walks in the woods can give you extensive views you won’t see after the foliage returns.

 

Hopkinton Area Conservation News

Marathon Opportunity

December 10, 2022

The Hopkinton Area Land Trust is thrilled to announce that the Town of Hopkinton has awarded us a Boston Marathon Charity Bib for next April’s BAA Boston Marathon. HALT auctioned

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HALT Scholarship Awarded

June 16, 2022

Congratulations to Olivia Sward, 2022 recipient of HALT’s $1000 scholarship! This scholarship is awarded to a graduating Hopkinton High School student intending to major in ecology, natural resources/wildlife management, water

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Peloquin Woods Cellar Hole Restoration

June 4, 2022

At the entrance to Peloquin Woods, there is a unusually extensive complex of stone walls and cellar holes. Few knew it because it was collapsing and so overgrown that it

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HALT Annual Meeting

October 14, 2021

HALT held its 2021 annual meeting of members in the Masonic Lodge in Hopkinton and virtually through Zoom. You can view a video of the presentation or download the slides

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Fruit Street Expansion

September 24, 2021

Throughout the summer, HALT volunteers significantly expanded and improved the trail network at the Fruit Street Conservation Area, with several new bridges. A new map was produced that includes the

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New Cameron Woods Signage

June 24, 2021

The 250-acre Cameron Woods area, which includes the adjacent Phipps Woods and Hopkinton Town Forest, has a reputation as a place to get lost, with its numerous trail intersections.  Now,

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Upcoming Events

Trails Explorers Event

Trails Explorers Event

04/26/2023    
4:00 pm - 6:30 pm
Please join us with your family at the Trails Explorers Event to learn about the great trails all over town. There will be activities and [...]

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