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SUMMARY:Tuesday Talks: Conservation in Chatham and Harwich\, A Conversation with Lauren Arcomano and Michael Lach
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Lauren Arcomano\, Director of Chatham Conservation Foundation and Michael Lach\, Director of Harwich Conservation Trust\n\nWhere: At the Chatham Community Center\n\nWhen: Tuesday\, February 10th\, 2026 - 5:00 PM\n\nJoin us as we welcome the Executive Directors of the Chatham Conservation Foundation and the Harwich Conservation Trust.\n\n \n\nLauren Arcomano (CCF) and Michael Lach (HCT) will talk about the latest news in land conservation in our area\, including recently completed work at the Cold Brook Preserve and Hinckley's Pond and an on-going project at Frost Fish Creek. The two organizational leaders will also talk about the shared boundaries of our towns including Muddy Creek and the Red River\, where HCT will be creating a new space on recently acquired lands.\n\nThis lecture will take place on site at the Chatham Community Center.\n\nAdmission: $10\, Members are Free\n\nAbout Chatham Conservation Foundation and Harwich Conservation Trust:\n\n\n\n\n\nCCF is the Cape's first land trust incorporated in 1062 and stewards over 800 acres in Chatham while HCT was created in 1988 and holds over 745 acres.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Speaker: Lauren Arcomano\, Director of Chatham Conservation Foundation and Michael Lach\, Director of Harwich Conservation Trust
\n\nWhere: At the Chatham Community Center
\nWhen: Tuesday\, February 10th\, 2026 - 5:00 PM
\n\nJoin us as we welcome the Executive Directors of the Chatham Conservation Foundation and the Harwich Conservation Trust.
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\n\nLauren Arcomano (CCF) and Michael Lach (HCT) will talk about \;the latest news in land conservation in our area\, including recently completed work at the Cold Brook Preserve and Hinckley'\;s Pond and an on-going project \;at Frost Fish Creek. \; The two organizational leaders will also talk about the shared boundaries of our towns including Muddy Creek and the Red River\, where HCT will be creating a new space on recently acquired lands.
\n\nThis lecture will take place on site at the Chatham Community Center.
\n\nAdmission: $10\, Members are Free
\n\nAbout Chatham Conservation Foundation and Harwich Conservation Trust:
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CCF is the Cape'\;s first land trust incorporated in 1062 and stewards over 800 acres in Chatham while HCT was created in 1988 and holds over 745 acres.
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