On Sunday, May 18, 12 Noon – 2 PM, celebrate spring with a hike through Wayland Hills and a picnic on top of Turkey Hill. May 18 is the Jewish holiday of Lag B’Omer, when it is the custom to light bonfires and have … read more
On April 22, Join Wayland Walks Michele Grzenda, Weston Conservation Agent for an evening walk to see the woodcocks in their mating dance. The walk is open to all ages and will take place at Greenways Conservation Area, Green Way … read more
Saturday, April 5, as we transition from winter hibernation to springtime rebirth, this Interfaith Spiritual Walk will provide an opportunity for us to collectively reflect on our spiritual connections to the Earth. Walk the Upper Mill Brook Conservation Area (107 Concord Rd.) … read more
Due to the snow storm, this walk was postponed from Feb 15 to Feb 16. A walker wrote wonderfully about the experience on her blog. Thank you! Wayland Walks, a program of Wayland 375, will offer a Full Moon Walk … read more
Wayland Walks invites you to a New Year’s Day Walk/Snowshoe on y, 11 am – 12:30 pm, in the Pinebrook Conservation Area. Meet at the cul-de-sac at the end of Forty Acres Drive, of Rt. 126 south of Wayland Center. Bring your … read more
On Sunday afternoon, November 3, we carpooled to the wild cranberry bogs of Watchusett Reservoir to pick cranberries and have a late fall picnic. This event was reported in the Wayland Town Crier: click here. read more
On Tuesday, October 22, from 3:30-5:30 pm, 20 people met at Greenways Reservation for a Wild Edibles walk with Russ Cohen, presented by Wayland Walks, Wayland 375th and Transition Wayland. Russ Cohen is a professional environmentalist and wild foods enthusiast, and is the author of … read more
The GoBotany Walk organized by Wayland Walks on 6 August was well received among the many participants. Elizabeth Farnsworth, Senior Research Ecologist at the New England Wild Flower Society, led a short tour up Turkey Hill, behind the Church … read more