The Lexington Conservation Stewards
The Lexington Conservation Stewards is a group of over 100 volunteers who work closely with the Conservation Division to care for the town's conservation land. Through efforts such as building bridges and trails, controlling invasive species, cleaning up waterways, and hosting conservation events, the Stewards continually improve the quality of Lexington's conservation land. A smaller group, the Steward Directors, meets monthly to coordinate stewardship activities.
Join Us!
Joining the Stewards is easy—simply download this form, fill it out, and send it into the address on the bottom. You'll receive our newsletter, notices of stewardship workdays, and an invitation to our semi-annual meetings and special events.
If you'd like to undertake stewardship activities on your own or organize an event, check out our Stewardship Handbook to learn more about our stewardship guidelines. If you have questions or are interested in getting more involved, please contact the Conservation Assistant at 781.862.0500 x 240.
Links of Interest
Upcoming stewardship events>> Join the Lexington Conservation Stewards>>
Check out our latest newsletter for updates on projects and stewardship news>>
- Fall 2011 Newsletter
- Spring 2011 Newsletter
- Fall 2010 Newsletter
- Winter 2009-2010 Newsletter
- Spring 2009 Newsletter
- Fall 2008 Newsletter
- Spring 2008 Newsletter
- Fall 2007 Newsletter
- Spring 2007 Newsletter
Check out our latest E-update>>
Check out the Lexington Conservation Stewards brochure>>
Revised 2009 Check out our Stewardship Handbook>>
Have an idea for a Scout project or other stewardship project? Read more>>
Stewardship Documents
Lexington Conservation Stewards Goals (September 2010)>>
Plant Materials Guide for Lexington (updated 2/22/11) >>
2011 Christmas Bird Count results in Lexington>>
Birds of Dunback Meadow, 2006-2008>>
Spring Salamander and Frog Migration Notice>>
The Stewards are on YouTube! Thanks to Peggy Enders and LexMedia for putting together this fantastic video of stewards working on the 975 foot boardwalk at Hayden Woods.
View the video>>
Volunteers work with the Lexington Conservation Stewards on projects like trail repair and invasive species removal to care for our town's conservation land |