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LINCOLN COMMON GROUND

In response to the climate emergency,
we seek to inspire the Lincoln, MA community to heal, nurture, and protect our common ground

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Leave the Leaves - Video

This fall, it couldn't be easier to support pollinators, provide overwinter shelter for wildlife, nurture the soil, improve water retention, and drawdown carbon. Just leave the leaves!

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See the recording of our conversation from October, 2024

Leaving the Leaves and More:

A Community Q&A about Eco-gardening Practices​

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OUR MISSION

  • EDUCATE about regenerative soil practices, biodiversity, and traditional, ecological systems

  • CONNECT Lincoln gardeners, farmers, conservation groups, and neighbors

  • PROMOTE legislation at the local, state, and national level 

  • ADVOCATE for diversity, equity and inclusion

OUR MOVEMENT

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LINCOLN LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Let us honor the Massachusett and Pawtucket Indigenous Peoples whose land we now call Lincoln, Massachusetts. They continue to live and thrive on the land that was forcibly taken from the countless leaders, communities, and elders who were here long before any settlers arrived. Let us honor the enslaved people who built the wealth and foundation of Lincoln and whose stories are just coming to light. Let us honor the land we now call Lincoln by taking care of it and not harming it, valuing the indigenous knowledge of regenerative practices and living in right relationship with the earth. This land acknowledgement is the first step of many towards reconciliation and positive change.

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