Sudbury Valley Trustees (SVT) is offering a wide variety of educational and outdoor programs this fall, with a full schedule beginning in September. As a regional land trust and conservation non-profit, SVT seeks to offer opportunities for people to connect with nature. Highlights for food lovers include, a chefs demonstration of seasonal cooking, mushroom walks, and culinary herb garden workshop at Stearns Farm in Framingham. Experience the autumn beauty with a bike tour of conservation land in Sudbury and Wayland, a family walk at Beals Preserve in Southborough, or ecological land restoration tour of a local conserved property. History buffs will enjoy an Exploration of Emerson with special access to the Old Manse and Concord Museum. SVT has also arranged a special opportunity for families with accessibility needs to safely experience the natural world of the Acton Arboretum. Learn more about these programs and many more scheduled throughout the fall at www.svtweb.org/programs. Registration is required and space is limited. Members of Sudbury Valley Trustees do enjoy free or reduced program fees and new members are always welcome. SVT and nearly 3000 members protect and care for land and wildlife habitat in 36 communities surrounding the Concord, Assabet, and Sudbury Rivers. For more information on SVT’s conservation work or programs, visit www.svtweb.org or call 978-443-5588.