Land Stewardship

The Lexington Conservation Office manages over 1,400 acres of town-owned Conservation land by engaging a diverse group of volunteer Stewards, neighbors, consultants and community groups.

Find out more about our work:

• Current list of Conservation Projects
• Stewardship Saturday Program
• Fill out a Conservation Stewards Membership Form
• The best way to find out about events is to sign up for the Newsletter!

Conservation Stewards

The Lexington Conservation Stewards is a group of over 230 volunteers who work closely with the Conservation Division to care for the town's conservation land.

The Stewards continually improve the quality of Lexington's stewardship conservation land through efforts such as:

• Building bridges and trails
• Controlling invasive species
• Cleaning up waterways
• Hosting conservation events

A smaller group, the Lead Stewards, meets monthly to coordinate stewardship activities.

• Become a Lead Steward
• Stewardship Handbook (PDF)

Have an idea for a Scout project or other stewardship project?

Questions?
Contact the Conservation Coordinator by our contact form or by phone: 781-698-4505.

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