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Protecting natural areas and farmland around
the Sudbury, Assabet, and Concord Rivers
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Annual Conservation Awards
During our 2023 Annual Meeting on Wednesday, October 18, in Framingham, SVT celebrated both volunteers and public officials for their contributions to conservation.
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Thank You!
Thanks to many generous donors, SVT exceeded our goal of raising $70,000 to care for our 70+ miles of trails in honor of our 70th anniversary. Your support will help protect these trails, the surrounding lands, and the region's important wildlife habitats.
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Celebrate the Solstice
Come along with SVT as we celebrate the Winter Solstice two days early on December 19. Naturalist Roland "Boot" Boutwell will lead this "Celebrate the Solstice" walk at Greenways in Wayland, where we'll enjoy the beauty of nature as winter approaches.
Latest News
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It's time for the National Audubon Society's annual Christmas Bird Count (CBC). Across the country, thousands of volunteers participate in this...
As part of his Eagle Project, Dylan Zickus of Boy Scout Troop 41 in Marlborough is managing the effort to build a lengthy bridge at SVT's Memorial...
Mike Perrin has joined the SVT staff as our new Conservation Associate. Working in the Land Protection department, Mike will help to identify 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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Ron McAdow used his automatically triggered wildlife camera to record this video of five otters near Fairhaven Bay in Concord.
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Jon Turner photographed a great horned owl, a golden-crowned kinglet, and a red-tailed hawk at Horse Meadows Knoll in Harvard.
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Jon Turner photographed these mallards at Horse Meadows Knoll in Harvard.
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SVT's Impact
- Over 5,000 acres of fields, forests, and farms protected
- Covering 36 communities around the Sudbury, Assabet, and Concord Rivers
- More than 65 miles of hiking trails in the region
Thank you to the members, supporters, volunteers, and partners who make this work possible.