RLT hosted an educational workshop on the popular topic of native and invasive vegetation on June 8, 2024.
Read MoreMake new friends and serve your community as a team leader, board member, advisor, crew member, or all of the above!
Read MoreThe Rehoboth Land Trust is turning 35 this year!
Read MoreBring your binoculars and curiosity to our Reynold’s Avenue Conservation Area, a 34-acre parcel consisting of mostly hardwood uplands and a few acres of wetlands. May is a wonderful time to see and hear birds migrating through Rehoboth
Read MoreNative pollinators such as bees, flies, butterflies, and moths are key for a healthy garden and yard.
Read MoreHi! My name is Juneau. I’m a two-year-old Siberian Husky and I love to walk in the woods. We are fortunate to live in Rehoboth, a town with great walking trails.
Read MoreI grew up knowing the outdoors was the place where I would see something new every time I went exploring and I would NEVER be bored!
Read MoreWhat do Michigan, North Carolina, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island all have in common? People from each of these states care about protecting Rehoboth’s remaining wild and open spaces!
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