A poem by Millard Ring Some go fishing along our rocky shore Some use a canoe to explore Some enjoy a good long hike Some like to ride their mountain bike Some seek out feathered…
We'd like to thank everyone who came to our Volunteer and Donor Reception on February 28, and of course we send an ongoing thank you to ALL volunteers and donors, including those who couldn't be…
The slightly slower winter season is almost over! The early blooms will be emerging, and you'll also be more likely to see our fabulous volunteer teams out in the forest and fields. We have a…
After his 16 years of service as Melrose’s affable Mayor, Robert Dolan will be moving on. He has accepted the position of Lynnfield Town Administrator, replacing interim TA Bob Curtin, who has been in…
Calling all Volunteers! We have lots of accomplishments to celebrate in this 25th year anniversary of the Friends of the Fells, and we are really excited about the potential that lies ahead. Recognizing that our…
The Students of the Fells have had a busy season! Earlier in the school year, they supported us with the COASTSWEEP, partnered on the Eagle Eye Hike-a-Thon, visited the Arnold Arboretum, represented at various fairs…
“There is no such thing as bad weather, only inappropriate clothing,” may be an old proverb, but it has survived the test of time for a reason. It’s one we all live by in the…
Our Volunteer Spotlight usually features individual volunteers who have gone above and beyond to support the organization and the park. But every once in a while, we take note when an entire family is passionately…
We are excited to announce that Jeff Buxbaum has been elected new Chairman of the Friends of the Fells. We’d like to thank Bryan Hamlin and Bob Weggel for taking on Acting Chair roles during…
By Ellen Curren Ellen Curren, from Winchester, is Outreach Director at Women Working for Oceans (W2O). Read on for her guest blog inspired by her experiences at Parks and Water Lobby Day on November 2:…