PRESIDENT’S LETTER BRUCE FREEMAN EXTENSION

Community Support Helps

Trail Expand into Lowell

The Bruce Freeman

Rail Trail (BFRT) is

expanding east and west at

the same time.

The trail currently ends at a tunnel under Route 3 near

the edge of the Cross Point parking lot and the border with

Chelmsford. Soon, the trail will extend through Cross Point

and under the Lowell Connector to the edge of the Target

plaza parking lot. Part of this connection passes over land

where the Gervais auto dealership will be expanding.

This extension of the BFRT became more of a reality

when the Gervais Auto Group agreed to grant an easement for

a trail right-of-way, as a part of the dealership expansion.

The public support shown at the Conservation

Commission and Planning Board meetings went a long way

toward gaining the approval of those boards and we greatly

appreciate those who took the time to attend those meetings.

The Gervais Auto Group also generously agreed not only to

allow the Bruce Freeman Rail trail to extend onto this land,

but to pave a portion of the BFRT as well! By granting a trail

easement, the Gervais Auto Group has provided the link to

someday connect with the both the Concord River Greenway

and the LRTA terminal.

ANNUAL MEETING

Hike the Great Wall along the Northern Canal Walkway Saturday, November 18, 2017 10AM-2PM

This ranger-led 3-mile round trip walk will start at the Boott Mills,

venture to the Spalding House where you can take a break, enjoy a

brown bag lunch, and join in our Annual Meeting presentation, then

head back to Boott Mills.

I follow, follow, where thy waters run Through unfrequented, unfamiliar fields, Fragrant with flowers and musical with song; Still follow, follow, sure to meet the sun, And confident that what the future yields Will be the right, unless myself be wrong.

The Two Rivers, Sonnet II

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

The fall equinox has ushered in cooler temperatures,

colorful foliage, and a bountiful harvest. As fall moves along,

we New Englanders can appreciate this change and know why

Thanksgiving is a special day.

Aldo Leopold explained conservation as "a state of

harmony between men and land." Our role as a land trust in an

urban environment is not only to acquire, protect and make

accessible open spaces for all to enjoy, but also to educate

especially our youth. Your support has helped us expand our

after-school environmental program, offered in partnership

with Mass Audubon, to nine schools. Several of our inspiring

graduating seniors spoke at our Summer Solstice Soiree. This

new generation clearly understands the importance of

harmony.

These youth are fortunate to have two beautiful rivers

that run through our city, each with their own unique access.

This fall we’ve begun permitting for the final stages of the

Concord River Greenway, in partnership with the city. Soon,

more of the river’s banks will become more “frequented” and

“familiar.”

Thank you to all who support our efforts, both through

your donations and through volunteerism. Your contributions,

small or large, are essential for our success. Please take the

time to get out and visit our open spaces and participate in our

programs. Help us share in the “land ethic” that Aldo Leopold

wrote so eloquently about.

Best wishes for a wonderful Thanksgiving.

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LP&CT RECEIVES SIGNIFICANT

GRANT SUPPORT FROM:

OUTDOOR CLASSROOM OUR VOLUNTEERS COUNT!

Changing Lives - Summer Programs

During the summer our team of environmental

educators ran five different month-long

Lowell Leaders in Stewardship programs

throughout the city. These programs are

offered in partnership with Mass Audubon’s

Drumlin Farm Wildlife Sanctuary and the

Lowell Public Schools. Youth of all ages get to connect with

and explore the rich natural resources right in their city.

Incoming ninth-graders at the Freshman Academy’s

Compass Program learned about how green spaces can

reduce climate change impacts.

Bartlett School students started each session with a

walk along the canal to encourage their observation skills and

curiosity. The walks led to questions about local wildlife and

pollinators. They made signs to remind people to “Save the

Milkweed” for monarch butterflies.

Greenhalge students explored their schoolyard with a

scavenger hunt, finding a variety of insects and plants. They

also had many animal visitors from Mass Audubon’s Drumlin

Farm—including a duck that laid an egg during her visit!

McAuliffe students, armed with bug nets, ‘hunted’ for

insects around their schoolyard, placing any caught insects into

a ‘bug house’ so they could make observations up close. They

also visited with a screech owl, a turtle and a snake.

Every year, we’re fortunate to work with Spindle City

Corps. This outstanding group of young men and women get

to work on a project of their choosing that enhances Lowell’s

green spaces. Corps members decided to focus on Jollene

Dubner Park, a property that many of them have visited

growing up in Lowell. The students worked through many hot

afternoons to clear invasives from the riverbank, exposing a

view of the river we haven’t seen in a long time.

City of Lowell CDBG Program

Constellation, an Exelon Company

DeMoulas Foundation

Aubert J. Fay Charitable Fund

Richard K. Donahue Sr. Park Maintenance Fund &

Alfred H. and Kathryn E. Coburn Park Fund

of the Greater Lowell Community Foundation

Joseph P. Donahue Charitable Foundation Trust

Hazeldean Foundation

Land Trust Alliance

Lowell Public Schools 21st Century

MCC Youthreach Program

Nyanza NRD Council

SuAsCo River Stewardship

Council

Congratulations to our TREES youth from Lowell High School

(Angeline Castillo, Sarah Silva, Amina Bangura, Lily Chhun,

among others) who were awarded the SuAsCo River Stewardship

Council’s River Steward Award for their work, including

organizing a watershed-wide youth conference last March.

Volunteer Appreciation — by the Numbers

Over 300 volunteers pitched in last fiscal year to steward

our properties, help in the office, improve trails, and count fish,

among other tasks We celebrated all of the individuals and

groups that support our work during a fun event at the Spalding

House last summer. Thank you, again!

We had a terrific spring season with anadromous fish

monitoring with over 50 volunteers making over 260 observations

at the Centennial Island Fish ladder. As a pilot year, we couldn’t

have been more impressed by the commitment of these monitors,

especially considering the tough weather conditions!

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A WELCOME AND A SENDOFF

Eco-Film Series

Celebrates Five Years of

Inspiring Films

Over thirty curated films have been selected to be screened

throughout the five years of our annual Eco-Film Series.

This FREE series is offered annually, in partnership with the

Lowell Film Collaborative and the

Lowell National Historical Park.

Mark your calendars for 2018 Eco-film Series

(last Tuesday of the month, January-June).

Our 2018 film screening dates are: January 30, 2018 April 24, 2018

February 27, 2018 March 27, 2018

May 29, 2018 June 26, 2018

Thank you to our

sponsors:

ECO-FILM SERIES 2018

Thank you! Office help: Helen Littlefield and Barbara Whitney

Land Conservation Stewards: Constellation, an Exelon

Company(above), Bruce Cote, Sheila Hallissy, Martha Iarrapino,

Rachel Hervieux, Helen Littlefield, Jack Moynihan, and Barbara

Whitney

Spalding House: Brenda Coleman, Constellation, Enterprise

Bank, Georgoulis Roofing

Park Stewardship: ARRIS interns, Benu Networks, First

Parish, Harbor of Hope Christian Church, Dun & Bradstreet,

Polycom, UML Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Club, UML Phi Sigma Rho

Can your group help make a difference? Contact: emily@LowellLandTrust.org

MANY HANDS MAKE WORKLOAD LIGHTER

Lowell

Sustainability

Council

Meet LP&CT’s growing staff team!

Thanks to your support, we've grown to five staff

now, including two new faces this fall.

Emily McDermott, Stewardship & Education

Manager, most recently served as a volunteer and outreach

coordinator at Pinnacles National Park and also served two

years with Americorps in Massachusetts. She's happy to be

back in her home state and to join the Lowell community.

Leigh Cameron, Environmental Educator, got to

know the Trust when she brought her family to our Kids’

Week events. Leigh currently chairs the Garden Club

Federation of Massachusetts' Environmental Studies

School. Leigh is happy to switch from research in the food &

beverage industry to her passion for environmental education.

Many of you will also recognize Kathy Hirbour, a

long-time educator with the American Textile History

Museum. She joined us a year ago, teaching in the after-

school program. She has a keen interest in the Spalding

House, so expect to see the house museum open more.

Bora Poun, once a student in our programs, now

teaches in our after-school program while going attending

UMass Lowell.

With the arrival of Emily and Leigh, we extend a

fond farewell to Carolyn Meklenburg as she follows her

newfound passion to graduate school at Tufts in Urban

Planning & Environmental Policy. She'll stay involved with

the Trust through class projects and research. We already miss Carolyn's positive energy, creativity, and can-do

approach to any project!

The Trust is fortunate to have the energy of this

terrific, fun team working to "create community through

conservation!"

LPCT staff team (clockwise from left):

Executive director Jane Calvin; Kathy Hirbour;

Emily McDermott (new); Bora Poun; and Leigh

Cameron (new). At left, Carolyn Meklenburg,

who has ventured onto graduate school.

PAGE 4 LOWELL PARKS & CONSERVATION TRUST FALL 2017 NEWSLETTER

GIVE AT THE OFFICE

Ask your employer about its

Matching Gift Program. Please submit your matching gift form

with your next donation to LP&CT.

Current business participants include:

Aspect, AT&T, Autodesk, Inc.,

Bristol-Myers Squibb,

Constellation An Exelon Company,

Dell, Eastern Bank, Eaton,

Fitzgerald & Halliday, Inc., HP, IBM, Juniper

Networks, Medtronic, Millipore,

National Grid/MA Electric, New Balance, Oracle,

Polaroid, Sun Microsystems, TIAA-CREF,

Tufts Health Plan Foundation, and Verizon.

WE THANK THE

FOLLOWING FOR THEIR

IN-KIND SUPPORT:

Anstiss & Co., P.C.

LDFC/Lowell Plan

UMass Lowell Inn &

Conference Center

FIND US ONLINE:

@lpct

Renewing Members $1-49 (continued from p. 5)

John & Deborah Bukala, Leigh Cameron, James Campbell, Kay

Campbell, Kate Carney, Ms. Nancy Carringer, Zac & Jennifer Cataldo+,

Hao Chen, Brian Considine, Cathy Crumbley, Steve Currie, Alice Danas,

Phillip T. & Mary Dancause, Pat & Nick Demogenes, Dorothy Desmond,

Peter & Kristen Doherty, Stephanie Donahue, David Donovan, Stephanie

Duato, Martha Duffy, Francis Duggan, Marcia & John Dumaresq, Jamie

Dunphy, Karla Eusebio, Helen & Richard Fearon, Mr. & Mrs. Matthew

Fichtenbaum, Gail Frace, Ms. Colleen Fuller, Gloria Gagnon, William &

Paula Gendron, Elaine Nugent & Jeff Glover, Mary Frances Gorman,

Mitchell and Barbara Guziejka Jr., David & Kathleen Gwiazda+, Gordon

Halm, Mary Ellen Hogan, Nancy Hogan, Ami Hughes, The Ibarra-Mah

Household, Wendell & Yvette Iby, David & Marlene Johnson, Dan &

Lisa Johnson, Stavros & Donna Kanaracus, Stephen and Mary Kandrotas,

George Stalker & Jean Keskulla, Mr. Kenneth Kriedberg, David

LaBrode, Andre and Therese Lagasse, Tom Langan, Connie Lanseigne-

Case, Robert & Margaret Leighton, Nancy Levine, Michael Lumenello,

Lynne Maniscalco, Michele & Frank Marino, Jane McCaffrey, Thomas &

Karen McCall, Mr. & Mrs. Terrence McCarthy, Mr. Daniel F. McCarthy,

Patricia McCoy, Susan McGilvary+, William & Janet McMahon, Mary

Ann McNamara, Kara & Patrick McNamara, Suzanne Molleur Beebe,

George Montminy, O.D., Loretta Lynn Morrell, Mr. & Mrs. Carl

Narsasian, Roger & Joyce Normand, William O'Connell, Amy & Jason

Perry, James & Helene Petersen, Richard & Mary Picardi, Andre Ragel,

Michelle Ritchotte, R. Edward Roach, Elizabeth Santagati, Mariann

Sayer, Mr. Edward & Barbara Scollan, Jr.+, Sally Seaver, Barbara

Sherman, Maura Snow, George Stamatoyanakis, Bob & Patricia Stanley,

Thomas Stupakewicz, Charles & Joyce Sullivan, Paul Early & Mary

Talbot, Mary Trombly, Ms. Frona Vicksell, Mr. Jason Vinas, Norma

Vonfricken, Fotini Vurgaropulos, Alethea Yates & Lee Walus, Lori

Weeden, David Willey, Patricia Williams

Special Contributions

Special Places Painting Contributions

Haley Anderson, Anonymous, Janet Brown, Walter Dawson,

Stephen DeLuca, Robert & Bonnie Fesmire, Mrs. Kathleen M.

Flynn, Joe Germain, Suzanne Oates Keefe & Mark P. Keefe, Sheila

Kirschbaum, Carol & Robert Marchand, Jere Page, Edward Parsons,

Dorothy Payelian, Tania Pisano, Joseph & Lucia Sawyer

Hunt Clark Cemetery Donate Your Car

Mr. Horace Brown Gilreath Family

Jollene Dubner Park

John Couture, First Parish Unitarian Universalist Chelmsford, Linda

Leonard, Loretta Lynn Morrell, and Cynthia Van Ness

MEMBERSHIP RENEWALS (CONTINUED)

Take advantage of one of

the easiest and most convenient ways

to support the Lowell Parks &

Conservation Trust!

You can make a gift to the Lowell Parks &

Conservation Trust by payroll contribution through EarthShare

New England's workplace giving program at numerous private

companies, many state and municipal government

organizations, and in the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC),

by selecting CFC #54057 on your pledge form.

Contributions to EarthShare New England support a

broad range of charities committed to protecting public health

and our air, land, water and wildlife. Thank you to recent

donors already supporting us through EarthShare at Pearson

Education, Entercom, New England Aquarium, and TIAA-

CREF.

Tree Planting with First-Time Homebuyers

One of our favorite partnerships is with Merrimack Valley Housing

Partnership’s Project Genesis first-time homebuyer program. We provide

the tree, training, and resources to plant a tree at their new home; they reap

the benefits of lower utility costs, increased shade, and increased property

values. Pictured (from left): LP&CT executive director Jane Calvin,

Geoff & Sarah Foster, Antonio Couzo, Bunrith Sath, and Lozitha Nzula.

EMPLOYER MATCHING GIFTS

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PLEASE NOTE: ALL DONATIONS LISTED

BELOW WERE RECEIVED BETWEEN

January 1, 2017—June 30, 2017

Please support those businesses that

support our work (bold).

MONTHLY DONORS Sustaining members provide ongoing monthly

support. Donations noted below are annualized.

Your monthly donation provides

critical year-round support.

You can control the timing (monthly,

quarterly) and source

(credit card or checking).

BOLD = Please support those businesses that

support us!

* = new members

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Renewing Members $500+

Jeanne D'Arc Credit Union

Gururaj & Jaishree Deshpande

Lowell Sun Charities

Richard & Nancy Donahue

Charitable Trust

Renewing Members $250+

Behrakis Foundation,

Centennial Island Hydroelectric Company,

Evan Coravos D.M.D., P. C., Mrs. Richard

Emmet, Thomas & Heather Kirwin, Edward &

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Environmental, Donald Pearson, Johanna

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Bonni Dinneen, George & Carol Duncan, Judith

Durant, Marshall Field, John Foresteire, Alan

French+, Mrs. Frank Grady, Maureen Hancock,

Roxane & Richard Howe, Jr., Laura Johnson+,

Proprietors of the Lowell Cemetery, Lowell

Central Electric Co., George & Donna Leahey,

Paula & Ray Leavitt, Karen Levitt, Karin Orr

& Bill Loehfelm, Elinor P.

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Bruce Cote, Joni & Jonathan Dubner, Allegra

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Donations in Memory of

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My daughter (5) and I watched

the movie "The Lorax" for the

first time recently, and she's

been on a bit of an

environmental kick! We hope

to participate in some of your

future events.

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Give the Gift of Adventure

White Water

Rafting

Gift Certificates

White water rafting gift certificates for our

2018 season are available for the holidays

and other occasions. Award-winning

adventure right in your backyard.

(978) 934-0030

info@LowellLandTrust.org

Raft the Class III & IV

rapids of the

Concord River!

LP&CT Board of Directors Brian Chapman

Christine Cole (Treas.)

Matthew C. Donahue, Esq.

Jonathan Geer

Sheila Kirschbaum (Clerk)

Christine McCall

Jamie O’Hearn

Dr. Mark Romanowsky (Pres.)

Sopheap Theam

Jane L. Calvin, Executive Director

Leigh Cameron, Environmental Educator

Kathy Hirbour, Environmental Educator

Emily McDermott,

Stewardship & Education Manager

Bora Poun, Environmental Educator

Fall Foliage Hike on the Wall

Hike the Great Wall along the

Northern Canal Walkway

Saturday, November 18, 2017

10AM - 2PM

This ranger-led 3-mile round trip walk

will start at the Boott Mills, venture to

the Spalding House where you enjoy a

brown bag lunch and join in our

Annual Meeting presentation, then

head back to Boott Mills.

Please RSVP (978)934-0030

or emily@lowelllandtrust.org

www.LowellLandTrust.org