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The farm is composting invasive plant species harvested in August from adjoining Carding Mill Pond for “good use” in its garlic beds. (courtesy of wickedlocal.com) More →

Native plants, while still bountiful in many parts of Massachusetts, can be outcompeted in many areas by non-native plant species. Non-native plants are changing the landscape of many areas in Massachusetts, and in particular Sudbury. More →

See this short blurb about rare species we need help reporting and go to the documents section to see a flyer with photos on the topic. More →

The New 2009 Gardening at the Community Gardens as well as the Land Stewardship Volunteer Application are now available online. More →

As the town More →

Ron McAdow, executive director of the Sudbury Valley Trustees, wrote the book More →

Time is running out to enter the Trail Naming Contest sponsored by the Friends of the Assabet River National Wildlife Refuge, an effort to come up with more exciting names for 14 trails now known by letters of the alphabet. (Courtesy of wickedlocal.com) More →