A Wet Spring, but Trails Are Good!
Spring is here, with crocuses, periwinkles and daffodils emerging. Take a walk in the woods near any wetland can you can easily spot a skunk cabbage spathe popping up. Maybe you’ll see a marsh marigold in a shallow stream, even under water if it rained recently. Of course, wildlife is waking up, too. Views are great because the leaves aren’t out yet. And while it’s still cool, you won’t find many mosquitoes or ticks.
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HALT Marathon Runner Announced
February 6, 2024Congratulations to Elyse Cartmell for winning the HALT Charity Bib for the Boston Marathon! Please go to the donation page to support her run. Read Elyse’s statement below: Hello! My
HALT Marathon Bib
December 27, 2023For the second year, the Hopkinton Area Land Trust is thrilled to announce that it has been awarded a Boston Marathon Charity Bib by the Town of Hopkinton for the
HALT 2023 Annual Meeting
October 25, 2023HALT held its 2023 Annual meeting of members at the Sanctuary in Woodville to a larger than usual audience. Major accomplishments in the last year included many new trail and
HALT Awards Two Scholarships
May 21, 2023HALT awarded $1000 scholarships to two Hopkinton High School students: Margaret Joyce and Bharat Mekala. We typically award just one per year, but we had such an outstanding selection of
Kate Coleman Completes Marathon for HALT
April 17, 2023The Town of Hopkinton has awarded a Boston Marathon Charity Bib to the Hopkinton Area Land Trust for the 2023 BAA Boston Marathon. HALT auctioned off this Charity Bib, and
HALT Annual Meeting
October 4, 2022HALT held its 2022 Annual meeting of members at the Hopkinton Public Library.
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