Preserve ~ Restore ~ Explore

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Preschool Explorers

March 10, 2026
2:00 pm
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Newbies in Nature

March 10, 2026
4:00 pm
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March 11, 2026
9:30 am
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Let's be bold, let's save land!

The intense pace of development is putting more lands at risk. Right now, we ask for your help with an important land-saving project.

We welcome your support for the exciting Cape Cod Rail Trail Land Preservation Project to preserve an approx. 50-acre property which includes panoramic views from the Cape Cod Rail Trail bike path and streams flowing to the Herring River.

Latest News

The early days of HCT: A conversation with Founding Trustee Ken Mason

03/06/2026

Meet Sustainable CAPE: Building a strong local food system for our community

03/04/2026

Invite Mother Nature into your yard: HCT Winter Talk touts benefits of native plants

03/04/2026

Meet Your Local food producer: Cape Cod Pickle Company brings the crunch

02/27/2026

The Blizzard of 2026: How an HCT staffer battled poor planning and got lucky

02/26/2026

Meet Your Local seafood producer: The local, sustainable and delicious world of Chatham Harvesters

02/20/2026

Connect to nature in your yard: HCT talk offers green landscaping tips

02/19/2026

Where Are They Now? Catching up with former HCT Land Stewardship Coordinator Matt Cannon

02/17/2026

Meet Your Local Farmer: Hall’s Cape Cod Cranberries

02/13/2026

An Olympian feat: The amazing odyssey of the monarch butterfly

02/12/2026
bird perched on tree limb

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You Make a Lasting, Local Difference with HCT

Harwich with its sandy beaches, salty air, and welcoming beauty is a fragile place. We walk, bike, swim, and enjoy the outdoors in a setting that offers diverse natural habitats, a variety of wildlife, and scenic lands to discover.

But our quality of life is at risk from too much development. Harwich Conservation Trust (HCT) is dedicated to saving land as a smart, practical, and necessary endeavor for everyone who cherishes this special corner of the Cape.

By preserving land and restoring habitats with sound stewardship, together we create opportunities to explore the natural world around us.

Forest view near lake