Wellesley Conservation Council wil host a walk along Morses' Pond to Pickle Point Sanctuary for Elementary School Children. Each child will adopt a tree and build a fairy or troll house! These fairy house structures are made from sticks, pebbles, dry grasses, nuts and other natural materials gathered during the short walk. (No living material will be disturbed.)

The wish of the Council is for children to be exposed to nature and its wonders while having fun! As the saying goes, "Fairies and Trolls are helping to protect our environment!"

More Information: www.wellesleyconservationcouncil.org  (781) 237-2009

You Drink It, You Swim in It, You Survive on It
It's Time You Knew the Truth about Water

Come See LAST CALL AT THE OASIS

"Necessary viewing for anyone who drinks water." -- IndieWire

Thursday February 28, 2013
6:30 PM
Wellesley Free Library
Free and Open to the Public

Discussion with members of Wellesley's Department of Public Works
and Natural Resources Commission following the film.

Presented by
The Wellesley Cancer Prevention Project,

Friends of Brookside,
Friends of Morses Pond, Sustainable Wellesley and
Wellesley Free Library

What is Schmutzdecke?

We were pleased to host Joe Duggan for the first in a series of talks focused on the Brookside Area.

Mr. Duggan spoke on the town's infrastructure and local geology, and entertained many questions from the interested audience. Over forty people attended the talk, which was extremely well received. We only wish we had more time to learn from Joe's long and experienced tenure in Wellesley. 

See Slides from the Presentation

The Rosemary Brook Watershed plays a vital role in our town's water supply. A special thank you to Mr. Duggan for enlightening us, and to all who attended, for making the evening a success!  Photos Here

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Drinking Water Consumer Awareness Report 2010             

Town of Wellesley Water and Sewer Department