Congratulations to James Kayan, winner of the $2000 HALT Scholarship for 2024. James will be attending the University of Maine in Orono, where he plans to study forestry. James’ interest … Read more

Congratulations to Elyse Cartmell, who ran the Boston Marathon on behalf of HALT as a charity runner. Elyse completed the race in 4:07:43 and in the process, raised over $10,000 … Read more

Congratulations to Elyse Cartmell for winning the HALT Charity Bib for the Boston Marathon! Please go to the donation page to support her run. Read Elyse’s statement below: Hello! My … Read more

For the second year, the Hopkinton Area Land Trust is thrilled to announce that it has been awarded a Boston Marathon Charity Bib by the Town of Hopkinton for the … Read more

HALT held its 2023 Annual meeting of members at the Sanctuary in Woodville to a larger than usual audience. Major accomplishments in the last year included many new trail and … Read more

HALT awarded $1000 scholarships to two Hopkinton High School students: Margaret Joyce and Bharat Mekala. We typically award just one per year, but we had such an outstanding selection of … Read more

The Town of Hopkinton has awarded a Boston Marathon Charity Bib to the Hopkinton Area Land Trust for the 2023 BAA Boston Marathon. HALT auctioned off this Charity Bib, and … Read more

HALT held its 2022 Annual meeting of members at the Hopkinton Public Library.

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 … Read more

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 … Read more

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 … Read more

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 … Read more