VISIT OUR TRAILS
Protecting land - it’s our nature.
VISIT OUR TRAILS
Protecting land - it’s our nature.
About Dudley Conservation Land Trust
Land Protection & Stewardship
Land Protection & Stewardship
Land Protection & Stewardship
The DCLT owns almost 350 acres of conservation land in Dudley and Oxford. The majority of these lands are open to the public. With ownership comes responsibility. Every property has a dedicated land steward who improves and maintains trails, checks boundary lines and protects its conservation values. Please give thanks to the stewards f
The DCLT owns almost 350 acres of conservation land in Dudley and Oxford. The majority of these lands are open to the public. With ownership comes responsibility. Every property has a dedicated land steward who improves and maintains trails, checks boundary lines and protects its conservation values. Please give thanks to the stewards for their work, and remember to respect the property on your walks. .
Mission Statement
Land Protection & Stewardship
Land Protection & Stewardship
The mission of the Dudley Conservation Land Trust is to provide for, and promote the conservation, acquisition and protection of land and open space for education, passive recreation, wildlife habitat, and the preservation of the rural, natural and scenic character of the Town of Dudley for current and future generations.
Community Outreach
Land Protection & Stewardship
Native & Pollinator Bulb Info
The DCLT is also about having fun and enjoying the fellowship of people! Over the years, we have held our popular Plant Sale as well as a bulb sale in 2021.
We have periodic public meetings during the year to inform and educate interested citizens as to our current projects and future goals and to answer any questions and hear ideas and suggestions.
Native & Pollinator Bulb Info
Land Protection & Stewardship
Native & Pollinator Bulb Info
On this page, we have listed several native and pollinator plants and explained the best placement and time of year they will bloom. There is information on which plants are animal resistant, and which attract bees and butterflies. Plant height and soil type are also explained.