Wilton Land Trust Hosts Stewardship Sunday — Harrison Smith Preserve

Join Wilton Land Conservation Trust for a day of trail work, removing invasive species, and planting native species!

Building Community, Biodiversity for All Ages

By combining education and environmental management, Stewardship Sundays — led by WLCT’s youth interns — is an opportunity for people of all ages to get out there, improve the environment, meet like-minded folk, and take home some skills to apply in their yards and gardens. All are welcome, come and join us!

“Our Spring and Fall Stewardship Sundays are a great opportunity to gather with friends and family, get into the fantastic outdoors and make a difference to our conserved properties.  Wilton has such beautiful properties and it’s really rewarding to take on the role of caretakers as a community!” — Marlen Clark, WLCT Stewardship Committee Chair

“Being part of a community only starts with where you live, it continues with getting involved. WLCT contributes to the core of our town and being involved with this organization is wonderfully fulfilling.” — Mike Conway, WLCT Stewardship Committee

Sunday, Sept. 22, at 1:30-3 p.m. at Harrison Smith Preserve (688 Ridgefield Rd.)

Parking for WLT’s Harrison Smith Preserve: The trail entrance is at 688 Ridgefield Rd. Please park in the lot, or, along Keelers Ridge Rd. and walk through the meadow; look for the WLT table, and sign in.

Be Prepared: The workday is set for drizzle or shine. Bring what you need to be comfortable — a hat, gloves, boots, water, and tick repellant.