On February 7, 2019, the Friends of the Fells held its annual Volunteer Appreciation Party at the new Bistro 489 restaurant, located at Medford Tech at 489 Winthrop St. in Medford. An estimated 40-50 attendees…
The Friends of the Fells monthly board meeting has been rescheduled for Tuesday, February 26th at 7 PM. Board meetings are held at the Beebe Estate, 235 West Foster Street, Melrose. The meeting is open…
Botanist, board member, and defender of the realm Bryan Hamlin presents a wonderful group of plants in the Fells called Lycophytes that "don't seem to mind the cold and have been around on the planet…
Celebrating 5 Years of Hidden Treasures In conjunction with our partners Freedom's Way National Heritage Area and DCR, the Friends of the Middlesex Fells Reservation announces our 2019 Discover Hidden Treasures event: The 90mm/Nike Meadow…
Would you like to learn about citizen science, ecology, and how you can contribute to our knowledge of nature? Are you interested in applying your passion for the Fells to field research? Friends of the…
Last month, local news and social media were abuzz with the report of a black bear spotted near the Medford side of the Fells. This report joins similar bear sightings last year in local communities (including…
Citizen Science Assistant [2019 Internship Role Description] Friends of the Fells partner Earthwise Aware (EwA) is looking for a community-minded and an eco-driven intern to learn about, and help our organization advance climate & wildlife…
by Brian DeLacey Brian and his family share with us their first hike of 2019, featuring great weather, encounters with like-minded local residents, and reflections on a beautiful corner of the City of Malden! Be…
Dear Friends of the Fells, We cannot thank enough the hundreds and hundreds of you who came to the rescue of the 90mm meadow. Your commitment, intelligence, and service created won the day. You saved…
It's winter time, but that doesn't mean there aren't any wildflowers to see. Many of the flowers of the Fells have a winter form you can spot and identify once you know what to look…