Archive of Past Events

Spring's First Wildflower: The Engine that CanWith Judy Barr Skunk cabbages are the earliest wildflowers in the spring. But the flowers don’t look like flowers, [...]

WHAT is a vernal pool? WHO are the “super frogs” that live in the vernal pool early in the spring? HOW do these special frogs [...]

View Recording of this Presentation Downloadable reference handout of native alternatives Downloadable handout of the slides Invasive plants are not only a threat to conservation [...]

Do you wonder what animals may be living in or visiting your backyard this winter? Or how you can identify mammals by the tracks they [...]

Eco Summer Program is a week-long exploration for 12 youth with the Wellesley Youth Commission the week June 25 - June 29, 2018, from 9:30 [...]

The Wellesley Conservation Council invites you to join your neighbors to enjoy Open Gardens at Cronk’s Rocky Woodland See marked native plants and flowers and [...]

​Wellesley Conservation Council and Wellesley Free Library present: Monarch Butterflies - Beauty on the Wing Kim Smith, Naturalist and Award-winning Photographer ​How can Wellesley help [...]

Presented by Henry Tepper President, Massachusetts Audubon Society Since the arrival of the Pilgrims, the Massachusetts landscape has been subjected to cycles of dramatic change, [...]

Presented by John Maguranis Massachusetts Representative for Project Coyote and Belmont Animal Control Officer John Maguranis presented a PowerPoint program on Eastern Coyotes. His program [...]

Presented by Will Broussard Outreach Coordinator, Mount Washington Observatory With bitter cold, dense fog, heavy snow, and record winds, 6288-foot Mount Washington is New England’s [...]