Talk: Colin Novick of the Greater Worcester Land Trust

This Event Is Free and Open to the Public - Talk will be virtual.

Curious about the work of the Greater Worcester Land Trust, join this free online zoom talk Thursday, November 18th, and learn more, talk begins at 7:00 pm, 15 minute Q&A at 7:45. GWLT's mission: The Greater Worcester Land Trust promotes the protection, stewardship, and appreciation of open space to enhance the quality of life and functioning of natural systems in Worcester and the region. The mission is periodically reviewed and was most recently affirmed in May of 2015. More info: https://www.gwlt.org/our-mission/ About Colin Novick: Colin is a Worcester native and an alumnus of the University of Chicago. Serving as the Executive Director of the Greater Worcester Land Trust, he has pursued conservation for the past two decades. Colin has also served the Massachusetts Land Trust Coalition (as Secretary, Chair, and Chef) and worked with the Appalachian Mountain Club, the Bolton Land Trust, and the Regional Environmental Council. He serves as a deacon for the Cathedral of Saint Paul in the Diocese of Worcester. More info: https://www.gwlt.org/about-gwlt/our-board/ (Image Credit: Christopher Johnson - God’s Acre, Acrylic)

About Urban Green and Blue:

Urban Green and Blue is a juried exhibition of paintings featuring Worcester’s urban green and blue spaces: the city’s public parks, wildlife sanctuaries, nature reserves, publicly accessible reservoirs, lakes, rivers, streams, and ponds.

This exhibition allows ArtsWorcester artist members to work outdoors in a Plein air tradition and highlights the importance of public green and blue spaces to the health and well-being of city residents.

Urban Green and Blue will take place in Preservation Worcester’s Park View Room in the fall of 2021 and is a collaboration between Preservation Worcester and ArtsWorcester, funded in part by the Worcester Arts Council.

Additional Programming For This Exhibition:

Urban Green and Blue, Gallery Hours: Sundays Oct 10 - Nov 21, 2:30-4:00 pm