The Dennis Conservation Land Trust, along with the Town of Dennis Department of Natural Resources and Department of Public Works, are proud to host a volunteer litter clean-up and celebration on Saturday, April 27^th.

Join us at 9:30 am at the Johnny Kelley Park pavilion for registration.  After the clean-up, meet back at the pavilion at noon to begin the celebration featuring family-friendly fun, food, and exhibits by local non-profit organizations.

Pre-registration for the litter clean-up can be completed on SignUp.com, at http://signup.com/go/drJmtxY

Last year’s 130+ participants picked up a total of 3,120 pounds of trash!

Donations for this event are provided by Brad Boyd, Cape and Islands United Way, Dennis Public Market, Dennis Tourism Committee, Dunkin’ Donuts, Home Depot, Ring Brothers Marketplace, and Stop & Shop.

On November 12, 2016, the Dennis Conservation Land Trust (DCLT) voted to create a partnership with the Native Land Conservancy, Inc. (NLC) that will provide NLC formal access to DCLT’s 250 acres of conservation lands in northwest Dennis. The Cultural Respect Access Agreement (CRAA) is intended to enable NLC a right of entry to the marsh and upland margins owned by the Dennis non-profit land trust along Chase Gar-den Creek. The CRAA is believed to be the first of its kind in the Eastern United States; it is modeled on similar easements in California between natives and non-native property owners for access to sacred sites.