THE STORY OF BCT. For over 40 years, BCT has been part of the Brewster community, working to preserve open space, wildlife habitat, and water quality. We’re part of the reason Brewster is known as “the conservation town.” Watch the inspiring story of how a few Brewster residents laid the groundwork for a healthier and […]
Conservation for the Community
May 15, 2023 – TOGETHER WE GOT IT DONE! After little more than a year, BCT is delighted to announce the successful conclusion of the Conservation for the Community capital campaign. Shortly after the Town’s acquisition of the former Sea Camps Long Pond Property in October of 2021, BCT announced the Conservation for the Community […]
Rain Barrel – How To – Video
Water your garden, and help conserve water at the same time! WATCH our VIDEO on how to set up and use a rain barrel here. Fills up even after just one rain and how easy to use! Collect rainwater from your gutter downspout into a 55 gallon rain barrel. Hook them up in tandem for […]
Spring 2020 Newsletter
SLOUGH POND – It’s one of the five ponds in Brewster considered “high quality” and we want to keep it that way. To support drinking water wells in southeast Brewster, BCT has acquired nearly six acres in eight mostly small parcels on the shore or within the watershed of Slough Pond. BCT uses a grid […]
LAND PROTECTION
LAND PROTECTION:
Protecting open space, natural resources, and Brewster’s rural character.
Citizens’ Petition to Protect Drinking Water
Citizens’ Petition to Protect Brewster’s Drinking Water. BCT is sponsoring Articles 28 and 29 to protect the Long Pond Property and the future of Brewster’s drinking water.
Brewster Conservation Day 2026
Sat., July 11, 9:30 am – 1:30 pm The Sea Camps Bay Property 2026 Theme: Conservation Begins at Home A summertime favorite for both residents and visitors. Saturday, July 11, 2026, from 9:30 am – 1:30 pm at the SEA CAMPS BAY PROPERTY. Join us to celebrate this year’s theme, Conservation begins at home. BCD […]
Fall 2025 Newsletter
The Backus Overlook on 6A just east of the Eddy School entrance is becoming a reality. We’ve worked out how to remove the two vacant buildings blocking the vista you see here. We’ve received approval on our engineering and landscaping plans. And we’re more than halfway to raising the $200,000 needed to complete the project. […]
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