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Protecting natural areas and farmland around
the Sudbury, Assabet, and Concord Rivers
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Webinars for a Winter's Day
Stuck inside on a cold, snowy day? Get a dose of nature by watching a recording of an SVT webinar!
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Sign Up for a Winter Program
SVT's winter program calendar is now online. Take an "owl prowl", watch the sunrise, learn about birds, and more. Sign up today.
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#GivingTuesday for the Trails
Update, Nov. 30: Deadline Extended! Your gift will help us unlock two generous challenge matches and reach our $65,000 goal.
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Land Protection
SVT collaborates with numerous partners to protect land for wildlife habitat, recreation, agriculture, and forestry.
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Stewardship
We actively steward the lands we conserve to ensure their important ecological properties are protected forever.
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Careers at SVT
SVT is seeking a Director of Land Protection to lead our efforts to protect the region’s vulnerable lands.
Latest News
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Jane Maloney, SVT Land Steward, has been hard at work fighting invasive Asian bittersweet and winged euonymus (burning bush) at Cowassock Woods in...
SVT and the City of Marlborough have received a MassWildlife Habitat Management Grant in support of our efforts to improve the pitch-pine scrub oak...
Boxborough’s Campbell/Sargent Road Land is protected! Located along Sargent and Littlefield Roads, these 21 acres protect local water resources and...
Featured Nature Sightings
Contributed by SVT members and friends, Nature Sightings images show the many species of wildlife that make their homes in the SVT region.
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Steve Cumming used his automatically triggered wildlife camera to photograph these white-tailed deer in Stow.
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Steve Cumming used his automatically triggered wildlife camera to photograph these coyotes in Stow.
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Steve Cumming used his automatically triggered wildlife camera to photograph this coyote in Stow.
Video graciously provided by Dave Cowley
Watch how our 2900+ Members and 200+ Volunteers Create Impact
- Over 5,000 acres of fields, forests, and farms protected
- Covering 36 communities by the Sudbury, Assabet, and Concord Rivers
- More than 65 miles of hiking trails maintained