Other Conservation Organizations & Information

Related Lexington Conservation Groups

Citizens for Lexington Conservation is a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation and promotion of the natural environment in the Town of Lexington.
For questions about Lexington's tree by-law and street trees, contact the Town of Lexington's Tree Committee.
The Greenway Corridor Committee develops trails and open space connections throughout Lexington via the ACROSS Lexington network.
The Global Warming Action Coalition raises awareness about global warming and climate change.
The Sustainable Lexington Committee is appointed by the Select Board to enhance Lexington's long-term sustainability and resilience in response to environmental resource and energy challenges.

For native plants suitable for landscape planting in Lexington, view the Plant Materials Guide for Lexington (PDF).
For information about stormwater run-off, visit the Stormwater Management page.
For questions and concerns about wildlife and domestic animals in Lexington, contact the Town of Lexington Police Department.
Lexington's current Open Space and Recreation Plan
For questions about town recreation land, including parks, playgrounds, fields, and swimming facilities, contact the Town of Lexington's Recreation and Community Programs Department.
For questions about recycling and composting in Lexington, contact the Town of Lexington's Division of Environmental Services.
Information about the Minuteman Bikeway.
Information about the Minuteman National Historic Park and the Battleroad Trail.