HCT News
HCT’s 27th Annual Meeting
The Harwich Conservation Trust (HCT) held its 27th Annual Meeting & Awards Ceremony on August 10th, hosted by the Wequassett Resort overlooking Pleasant Bay. More…
HCT Welcomes New President: Tom Evans
by Alan Pollock, The Cape Cod Chronicle Tom Evans doesn’t need to be reminded about the value of land conservation. When he and his wife…
Tour de Trash
To join us on Saturday, April 27th for the 5th Annual Tour de Trash, interested volunteers can sign up using the link further below. …
In Memory of Robert F. Smith
Click here to read Bob’s obituary from The Cape Cod Times. Loving husband, father, land conservation visionary, land trust founder and president, national advocate in search of a…
Voters Approve Article 33 at Town Mtg.
Imagine if we could save the last four acres with 750 feet of shoreline on the West Reservoir to protect the Herring River and wildlife…
Vote YES on Article 33 at May 4th Town Mtg.
Imagine if we could save the last four acres with 750 feet of shoreline on the West Reservoir to protect the Herring River and wildlife…
Monomoyick Walks
Celebrating the First People’s Legacy to the Greater Pleasant Bay Community Please note that this very popular walk series is full, but we are accepting…
Live Owl Event!
On March 7th, the Harwich Conservation Trust hosted “Eyes on Owls” led by naturalist educators Marcia and Mark Wilson who tour the Northeast, offering audiences up-close…
Cape Cod Times: Support Land Trusts
CAPE COD TIMES Sunday Editorial: Dec. 21, 2014 Saving the future: Conservation trusts remain a worthy investment Many of the more seasoned residents…
Cape Cod Times: Support Local Land Trusts
CAPE COD TIMES Sunday Editorial: Dec. 21, 2014 Saving the future: Conservation trusts remain a worthy investment Many of the more seasoned residents…
Truly one-of-a-kind . . .
Be good to yourself (or someone else) . . . Enjoy our one-of-a-kind series of 24 nature images infused with thought-provoking quotes to inspire the heart and sharpen your…
Winter Talks 2015
Join us for our intriguing series of Winter Talks in 2015. Suggested donation: $2.00 per person All talks take place in the Harwich Community Center…
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