After two weather postponements, Stewardship Saturday is back on for this Saturday, February 11 from 10 am-12 pm. Join Weston Conservation staff and WFTA volunteers for the annual Concord Road Orchard Pruning. The morning will start off with a quick tutorial on basic pruning techniques and then set to work. Tasks will include pruning, brush dragging, and invasive buckthorn removal on the edges of the Orchard. 

Early birds will get VIP parking access rarely offered to mere mortals. Conservation staff will open up the gate to pull cars safely off Concord Road; additional parking will be along the shoulder of Concord Rd. MAP. 

The Concord Road Orchard is a public orchard on Conservation Land and apple picking is open and free to all in the fall every year so let’s make our little trees happy.

How to Participate

No previous experience is necessary. Conservation and WFTA will provide all the know-how.

To sign-up, contact conservation@westonma.gov. It is important to sign up in advance — if we have your email, we can let you know about any postponements or cancelations.

Children at least 13 years of age must have parental supervision, ages 16+ do not need parental accompaniment.

Bring work-appropriate clothing, no open-toed shoes, water and snacks, durable work gloves, and a good attitude.

No tools are necessary for this work event.