SOLF Receives NRCS Grant
The Southborough Open Land Foundation is excited to announce that we have received a grant from the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) to partially fund the development of a Forest
Preserving and protecting open land and rural character in the town of Southborough
The Southborough Open Land Foundation (SOLF) is a private, non‑profit land trust dedicated to protecting the town’s natural resources. Since its founding, SOLF has preserved 15 properties totaling 191.6 acres as open space.
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The Southborough Open Land Foundation is excited to announce that we have received a grant from the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) to partially fund the development of a Forest
Board members (Eileen, Larry, Lawrence) and volunteers (Phaea, Jim H, Jim S) cleaned up the trails at SOLF’s Templeman Woods and the town’s Watkins Woods today. The combined trails on
A new gate has been installed at Beals Preserve at the Route 30 end of Old Farm Lane (the path between Route 30 and Red Gate Lane), replacing the old,
Unique exhibit invites visitors to enjoy art on a walking trail in Massachusetts WBZ TV’s Chris Tanaka took a look at Art on the Trails at the Beals Preserve in
At the SOLF Annual Meeting last night, Trustee Debbie Costine gave a presentation highlighting recent projects and beautiful scenes across some of the properties we provide as open space to
Beals Preserve: In honor of Whit Beals, Kevin and Mike Sanford dedicated much of the winter and spring to clearing trails as well as the area by the ice pond,
SOLF trustees will be at our booth for Heritage Day on Monday, October 13, 10:00 am to 1:00 pm. Please stop by say hello and learn about the land that
The Southborough Open Land Foundation is sponsoring a 2-hour mushroom walk and talk on October 19, from 10 am – noon at SOLF’s Beals Preserve. Jonathan Kranz, a mushroom enthusiast,
The Southborough Open Land Foundation invites the general public to visit Beals Preserve through September 14 to view Art on the Trails installations. The Elaine and Phillip Beals Preserve is
SOLF usually meets the second Wednesday of the month, from 7 – 9 pm, current location at Pilgrim Church. You are welcome to join us and hear about maintenance projects
SOLF invites you to enjoy our properties and trails. Please respect property and trail use policies.
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