Lincoln-Sudbury Adult & Community Education

Join Ted Elliman on guided walks exploring the woods, meadows, and wetlands of Memorial Forest in Sudbury and Wolbach Farm. Co-sponsored by Sudbury Valley Trustees.

Have you ever wanted to learn how to fish? Now’s your chance, let the MassWildlife Angler Education Program be your guide. We’ll have equipment on hand for use, as well as terminal tackle, and live bait. You’ll learn the basics, from casting out to baiting up, and the best part - you’ll actually be able to fish. So come try your hand at this great pastime, guaranteed to catch some fun! Pre-registration is required. Please note: This is NOT a kid’s program. It is a program for people of all ages that want to learn how to fish. If you are 15 and younger you must be accompanied by an adult. Please complete ONE (1) registration per family (up to 5 people).

Bees perform approximately 80% of all pollination worldwide and bee colonies have declined precipitously over the last few years. Maintaining a backyard beehive can help increase our local bee population which in turn will foster community pollination and support our local food supplies. Come learn about the importance of honeybees, gain a general knowledge of honey bee biology, and how to care for honey bees throughout the year. Students will be taught how to recognize common honey bee ailments and pests, as well as the methods for treating them.

Nature Walks along the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail with Neela de Zoysa Enjoy three guided walks along the newly opened Bruce Freeman Rail Trail in North Sudbury between Rt 117 and Rt 27. The trail traverses woods, streams and fields and provides an opportunity to see nature up close. The first walk will be from Davis Field to Pantry Road including a short exploration of the Davis Conservation area. The next two walks will begin at Morse Road, Broad Acres Farm going north to Haynes Road and then south to Hudson Road.