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The Lowell Parks & Conservation Trust's mission is to improve the quality of life for the people of Lowell through the creation, conservation, and preservation of parks, open spaces, and special places. The Trust has over two decades of success in creating positive change on the ground, protecting the places you care about, connecting people to community and to the natural resources of the city, and offering environmental education programs to people of all ages. YOU can make a difference by supporting the Lowell Parks & Conservation Trust - become a member today! |
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Exciting News for Lowell's Fourth-Graders!
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Partnership with Lowell National Historical Park: Field Trip Grant Recipient! |
Special Places Paintings
Dr. Mark Romanowsky, founding director and current President of LP&CT, has generously worked over several years to create a series of oil paintings featuring the special places of Lowell, as well as scenes from the surrounding area, coastal areas, and his travels. Mark graciously donates 100% of the proceeds from the sale of his original paintings, prints, and note cards to benefit LP&CT. This "Special Places" collection is now available on Etsy, where you can purchase originals, prints, or commission a special painting. A selection of his works is below.
Environmental Education
Lowell Leaders in Stewardship - Youth Environmental Education Program
As Scene In Lowell
Welcome to the Trust's "As Scene In Lowell" page where you, the members and friends of the Trust, have the opportunity to share your favorite images of local wildlife scenes. The natural resources of Lowell, Massachusetts, such as parks, rivers, canals, brooks, and forests provide various habitats for a multitude of wildlife species. The images and descriptions here are categorized by neighborhoods. (Image to the left is a red fox at Lowell Cemetery)
