Brewster Conservation Day

Three children creating colorful paper crafts at an outdoor table.

Brewster Conservation Day 2024Saturday, July 13, 9:30 am – 1:30 pmDrummer Boy Park, Brewster, MA For exhibitor information, please contact us. Brewster Conservation Day 2023 Brewster Conservation Day on the Radio BCD is sponsored by the Brewster Conservation Trust, Town of Brewster Natural Resources Department, and The Brewster Ponds Coalition. Thanks to AmeriCorps Cape Cod.…

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Brewster Conservation Day 2022

Attendees browsing booths at an outdoor event under sunny skies.

BCD 2022 PHOTO SLIDE SHOW – Click Here (1:25) Septic Systems 101 Presentation by Brian Baumgaertel – Click Here Nutrients in Brewster Ponds Presentation by John Kieth, PE – Click Here Integrated Water Resource Management Presention by Mark Nelson – Click Here 11th Annual Brewster Conservation Day – BEST ONE YET! Our Water Resources: We…

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Brewster Conservation Day 2022

Attendees browsing booths at an outdoor event under sunny skies.

Download Schedule and Map – Click Here JOIN US! Saturday – July 9th, 2022 9:30 am – 1:30 pm at Drummer Boy Park! Watch a video about Brewster Conservation Day Watch Lower Cape TV’s video on BCD 2019 Find us on Facebook Brewster Conservation Day (BCD) is back at Drummer Boy Park – bigger and…

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Celebrate Conservation Week! BCD 2021

Brewster Conservation Day banner with field and cars in background

BCD is going HYBRID! Celebrate Conservation WEEK! Saturday, July 10 through Saturday, July 16 BCD Week – Schedule of Events (download pdf) 2021 Virtual Passport  (download and print) We are excited to announce this year’s BCD partner, the Brewster Ponds Coalition. Our 2021 event features BPC  “All About Ponds” program. Together we will present a…

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All About Ponds

Slough Pond in Brewster in April

Cape Cod’s Ponds serve as a looking glass into the future of our drinking water. Cape Cod’s sole source aquifer provides 100% of our drinking water. Many of our pond suffer degraded water quality from both historic and current activities. Many are reaching their tipping points, where further alterations to the environment will result in sometimes…

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BCD 2020

Boy looking through microscope at Brewster Conservation Day

May 2020 Press Release It is with a heavy heart that we have made the decision to cancel the Brewster Conservation Day 2020 event.  (July 11, 2020) We, like many of you, truly look forward to this event each year.  It provides us a chance to come together in celebration of our many wonderful natural…

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BCT Annual Meeting 2017

Hal M, Jack Clarke & Mark Robinson

BCT Annual Meeting 2017 7 parcels, 4 public trails, Conservationist of the Year and special guest speaker, Jack Clarke! READ MORE BELOW… The Brewster Conservation Trust held its Annual Meeting on August 10, 2017 at the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History.  Hal Minis, BCT President, kicked-off the evening and welcomed attendees that included 55…

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5th Annual BCD celebrates another FUN event!

Kids and IFAW volunteers holding stuffed dolphin, simulating a rescue

5th Annual – Brewster Conservation Day! …this event keeps getting better and better!             Click Here to view the BCD 2017 PHOTO GALLERY! 2017 was– as they say bigger and better than the ever. We had approximately 1,200+ visitors – all ages including many families along with their future conservationist!…

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Planting Day at Blueberry Pond!

Blueberry Pond: Neighborhood in action

Hooray for Planting Day! Blueberry Pond Storm Water Management September 28, 2017 – The groups’ work-day started off with basket of apples (thanks to Cal Mutti) and truck load of plants and just a few hours later – they had one heck of a rain garden for the Blueberry Pond Storm Water Management area. This…

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BLUEBERRY POND – A partnership in action.

Group of volunteers posing by completed stormwater project.

Cal Mutti, BCT Volunteer, has served as Land Steward of several properties in his neighborhood near Blueberry Pond.  When he reported a drainage problem that was causing cascades of road run off to spill into the pond, it was clearly a problem that BCT would need help solving.   BCT decided to reach out to a…

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