Author Sarah Lamstein will give a
multi-part presentation on her book "Big Night for Salamanders."
Southborough Library, 25 Main Street, Southborough.
May 12, 2012.
Bird Walk with Jeff Collins.
Details to Follow.
The Trustees of SOLF were saddened to learn of the sudden death of Dick
Upjohn on January 4, 2012. In May 2011, SOLF chose Dick to receive the Elaine
Beals Conservation Award in recognition of his dedication to conservation
and environmental education. We will miss his vast knowledge about environmental
issues in Southborough. We extend our sympathies to his wife, Sabra, and
to the rest of his family.
Contains information about SOLF, a map, descriptions of our
properties, and a membership form. Available at the Town House, Library
and Senior Center.
You can
download a pdf copy by clicking on the image above (1.2mb).
SOLF would
like to express its appreciation to the Middlesex Savings Bank for their
generous donation toward the preparation of this brochure.
2011 Elaine Beals Award
SOLF has chosen Richard V. Upjohn to receive the Elaine Beals Conservation
Award for 2011. Dick, who grew up in New York City, developed a love of
the outdoors at his family's summer place in the Monadnock region of New
Hampshire. His passion for hiking, birding, and mountain climbing was
honed at a summer camp in the High Peaks area of the Adirondacks where
he worked at a summer camp, and later bought a home. He and his wife Sabra
moved to Southborough with their family in 1960 when he came to Fay School.
He has shared his love of nature with students. To emphasize the need
to conserve resources Dick started the recyling program at Fay. He later
helped establish the recycling program for the town, serving on the Southborough
Recycling Committee. Dick has served the town of Southborough in several
other capacities, serving as a longtime member of the Conservation Commission
and on the Community Preservation Commission. Practicing what he preaches,
he is often seen bicycling about town and continues to stay in shape by
running. SOLF is pleased to recognize a person who has quietly served
the cause of conservation in Southborough.