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Hardy Pond: Concerns
about fish kill

Many people have contacted the Waltham Land Trust and the Hardy Pond Association about the fish kill at Hardy Pond. Read more...

8th Annual
GREEN SPACE BLUES JAM
Friday, May 18, 7:30pm
Charles River Museum of Industry


This year our annual Green Space Blues Jam is at an exciting new location, the Charles River Museum of Industry.

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And for your listening and dancing pleasure, we've lined up Duke Robillard, an internationally recognized blues and swing master, to entertain us.

Tickets are $50 for members or $60 for non-members and include music, food, drink, and a silent auction.

Buy your tickets today before they are sold out!

If you or your company would like to sponsor or donate an item or service to the 8th Annual Green Space Blues Jam, please call 781-893-3355 or email Sonja.

 

The Waltham Land Trust’s mission is to create a legacy of land conservation in Waltham by promoting, protecting, restoring, and acquiring open space.

We envision growth in public appreciation of natural resources, preservation and restoration of native habitat, and increased biodiversity to foster a healthier environment

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Massachusetts Central Rail Trail through Waltham - the volunteer clean up crew working hard to clear up a section of the tracks.

What are the natural features which make a township handsome? A river, with its waterfalls and meadows, a lake, a hill, a cliff or individual rocks, a forest, and ancient trees standing singly. Such things are beautiful; they have a high use which dollars and cents never represent. If the inhabitants of a town were wise, they would seek to preserve these things, though at considerable expense; for such things educate more than any hired teachers or preachers, or at any present recognized system of school education. -- Henry David Thoreau


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About the picture in the banner at the top of the page...

The picture, taken in June of 2005, is of a vernal pool at Berry Farm, an At Risk for development open space parcel next to Prospect Hill Park.


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