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Fact:

Every day, 44 acres of open space are lost forever to suburban sprawl in Massachusetts.

With 54 miles of shoreline, Wareham claims some of the most breathtaking landscapes in the Commonwealth. From bogs to barrier beaches, forests to farmlands, we are surrounded by a diversity of lands and natural resources, seemingly blessed by Mother Nature herself.

Fact:

We have so much to lose.

Wareham Land Trust Calendar

Here are some of our upcoming events.

Please see our collection of pictures of past events.

Date Time Event Description Location/Info
Saturday,
May 5th		 7:30pm - 9:00pm Full Moon Family Walk - fee event Great Neck Wildlife Sanctuary
Stockton Short Cut St Wareham
Friday,
May 18th		 10:00am - 12:00pm Free Friday Walk at Great Neck
Signs of Spring		 Great Neck Wildlife Sanctuary
Stockton Short Cut St Wareham
Friday,
June 8th		 10:00am - 12:00pm Free Friday Walk at Great Neck
Breeding Birds of Great Neck		 Great Neck Wildlife Sanctuary
Stockton Short Cut St Wareham
Friday,
June 22nd		 10:00am - 12:00pm Free Friday Walk at Great Neck
Coastal Ecology		 Great Neck Wildlife Sanctuary
Stockton Short Cut St Wareham
Friday,
July 13th		 10:00am - 12:00pm Free Friday Walk at Great Neck
Natural History of Great Neck		 Great Neck Wildlife Sanctuary
Stockton Short Cut St Wareham
Friday,
July 20th		 10:00am - 12:00pm Free Friday Walk at Great Neck
Wild Forest Edibles		 Great Neck Wildlife Sanctuary
Stockton Short Cut St Wareham
Friday,
August 10th		 10:00am - 12:00pm Free Friday Walk at Great Neck
Capturing Wildlife With Your Camera		 Great Neck Wildlife Sanctuary
Stockton Short Cut St Wareham
Friday,
August 24th		 10:00am - 12:00pm Free Friday Walk at Great Neck
Eastern Box Turtle		 Great Neck Wildlife Sanctuary
Stockton Short Cut St Wareham




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