Protecting Places

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LP&CT is one of the few urban land trusts in the United States. A key focus of the organization is establishing and safeguarding special places, parks, and open spaces. LP&CT has protected over 50 acres of land in Lowell, including: Hawk Valley Farm, Donahue Park, Jollene Dubner Park, and West Meadow. In addition, LP&CT is working with key community partners to develop the Pawtucket Farm Wildlife Sanctuary, a network of trails and facilities for recreation, education, and community agriculture.

Protecting places also means preserving places associated with the rich history of Lowell. The historic Spalding House (c.1760) is one of those such places. The Spalding House is a historic house museum that LP&CT uses as an urban environmental education center to convey how the decisions people make impact the environment.

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Congress St Dam Removal

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Stakeholder / Public Notice

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Winter Solstice Walk 2023

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Winter Solstice Walk 2022

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Landscape of Poetry

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Winter Solstice Walk

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Fed Ex employee in purple smiles as she plants flowers under the Concord River Greenway Park sign, sign reads "Concord River Greenway Park Please carry out what you carry in"

FedEx Cares

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Winter Solstice Walk – CANCELLED

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The landscaping in the back of the Spalding House was completed in 2016

Spalding House Landscaping

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