EDUCATE. ADVOCATE. COLLABORATE.
    FacebookInstagramYouTube
    Search
    LexCan
    • Home
    • About Us
      • Who We Are
      • What We Do
      • History of Lexington Climate Action Network (LexCAN)
      • Board of Directors
      • Committees
      • Partner Organizations
    • Events
      • Upcoming Events
      • Past Events
    • Learn & Educate
      • The Science of Climate Change
      • Impacts of Climate Change
        • Impacts of Climate Change: Oceans
        • Impacts of Climate Change: Fresh Water
        • Impacts of Climate Change: Fisheries
        • Impacts of Climate Change: Biodiversity
      • Talking About Climate Change
      • Climate Conversations
        • Take Action at Home
      • Cary Library Climate Resources
      • Newsletter Archive
    • What We Can Do
      • Eco-Tips
      • Advocate
        • LexCAN Advocacy Committee
        • Contact Your Reps – Local, State, and National
        • Connect with State and Local Advocacy Groups
        • Sign up for Climate Action Alerts
      • Connect with a Climate Project
      • Talk About Climate Change
      • Attend Events
      • Collaborate with LexCAN Partner Organizations
      • Sign Up for Our Newsletter
    • Connect
      • Contact Us
      • Get Involved With LexCAN
      • Subscribe to Our Newsletter
      • Jobs
    • Donate

    Paint Mine Conservation Walk

    Paint Mine Conservation Walk

    When

    October 14, 2024    
    9:00 am
    Download ICS Google Calendar iCalendar Office 365 Outlook Live

    Where

    Eastbrook School Parking Lot
    117 Grove Street, Lexington, MA, 02420

    Paint Mine Conservation walk led by Fran Ludwig

    Plants, animals, and minerals and how they were used by Indigenous People

    Sponsored by: Citizens for Lexington Conservation 

     

    © Copyright 2024 LexCan, All Rights Reserved.
    Lexington Climate Action Network/LexCAN is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization
    This website is possible thanks to funding from Community Endowment of Lexington. Community Endowment of Lexington