The Walden Woods Project Expands Farm with Land Acquisition
In August, The Walden Woods Project purchased a key parcel of land abutting our organic farm in Concord, MA. The 2.41-acre site enables us to expand our agricultural fields. We … Read more
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In August, The Walden Woods Project purchased a key parcel of land abutting our organic farm in Concord, MA. The 2.41-acre site enables us to expand our agricultural fields. We … Read more
In August, The Walden Woods Project (WWP) acquired a key parcel of land adjacent to its headquarters in Lincoln, MA. The newly-acquired land offers an outstanding opportunity for both of … Read more
Thoreau’s Bicentennial is celebrated with many events, including a statewide read, a translator’s panel, the unveiling of a Thoreau postage stamp, and the screening of a new film, “Walden,” executive … Read more
The Walden Woods Project partnered with the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation and was given the official distinction of the Friends of Walden Pond. Learn more about the Friends … Read more
On April 25th, The Walden Woods Project celebrates its 25th anniversary.
The second Global Environmental Leadership Award is presented to Robert Redford. A third parcel is purchased at The Farm at Walden Woods, including three additional acres for agriculture and buildings that … Read more
The Walden Woods Project partners with the Toni Morrison Society, placing a “Bench By The Road,” honoring Brister Freeman, along Thoreau’s Path on Brister’s Hill.
The Walden Woods Project establishes the Global Environmental Leadership Award, which “recognizes significant achievement in the areas of climate stability, biodiversity, natural resource stewardship, human understanding, and global environmental policy.” … Read more
A “Handicap Assessed” loop trail is established at the Walden Wood Project’s Thoreau’s Path on Brister’s Hill, making the first accessible trail in Concord.
The Live Deliberately Essay Contest is launched. The annual contest invites youth ages 13-21 from around the world to submit thoughtful reflections on a selected Thoreau quotation.