Past Events
DCLT-NLC Cultural Respect Easement
On December 9, 2021, the DCLT and the Native Land Conservancy (NLC), a Native-led land trust based in Mashpee, MA, signed a legal document that provides safe passage to the [...]
DCLT’s D-Y Intern Trio Competes at MIT
5/8/2023: Three young women represented Dennis-Yarmouth Regional High School (DYRHS) at the 2023 Massachusetts High School Science & Engineering Fair on May 5th at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology [...]
DCLT Fall 2022 Newsletter
1. President’s Message 2. 2022 Summer Auction 3. Nature’s Connections 4. DCLT’s Community Scientist 5. Summer Highlights 6. Connected Cape Cod Bay 7. From COVID College to DCLT 8. 2022 [...]
2022 Summer Auction
2022 Summer Auction Sunday, July 31, 2022 5-9pm Thank you to all who made the 2022 CONSERVATION CELEBRATION Auction Event a success! [...]
Scargo Lake
Scargo Lake Dennis Village Scargo Lake, also known as Scargo Pond and formerly known as Flax Pond and Crowell Pond, is a 60 acre natural kettlehole pond [...]
Fresh Pond
Fresh Pond South Dennis Fresh Pond is a 30-acre Great Pond located between Main Street and Route 134 in South Dennis. It is among the best protected [...]
Rubber Duck Regatta 2022
Join us to celebrate the DCLT's family friendly event of the year! Saturday, September 17th at Corporation Beach from 11 am to 2 pm (rain date: Sunday, September 18th) [...]
Dave Fryxell, Ph.D. – New Executive Director!
David Fryxell, Ph.D. appointed DCLT Executive Director Julie Early retires September 30th and passes the baton to Dave Fryxell, DCLT's Land Manager and Staff Scientist. In Julie's words, "From the [...]
What’s in Bloom?
Black-Eyed Coneflower or more commonly, Black-Eyed Susans Rudbeckia hirta This native plant flowers mid- summer into fall on Cape Cod. See it most likely in people's yards or as a [...]
DCLT Spring 2022 Newsletter
1. Let’s Protect Tobey West! 2. Indigenous Cultural Access Guaranteed Forever by Easement in Dennis 3. The DCLT Does Science and Education 4. Korri Basinger, my Time with AmeriCorps at [...]
DCLT Water Initiative
Residents and visitors are drawn to Cape Cod for its aquatic resources. Yet increasing population density and our changing climate threaten the aesthetic, economic, recreational, and ecological values of the [...]
2021 ANNUAL MEETING
October 20, 2021 This year, the DCLT Annual Meeting returned as an in-person event. Approximately 60 members filled the audience with President of the Board of Trustees, Joe Masse presenting, [...]