A notice to all hikers in the Bellevue Pond area: due to significant erosion issues that have developed on the Skyline Trail/Wrights Tower Path between Quarry Road Path and Wright's Tower proper, DCR staff have…
In the annals of the early history and the creation of the Fells, one of the defining moments was the publication of the 1894 Boston Herald article MIDDLESEX FELLS: Another Great Reservation for the Public.…
When the Friends of the Fells Youth Programs Director Ann Frenning Kossuth first saw an EarthLoom® on display at a Maine Farmer's Market, she knew immediately that it would be perfect for summer camp. It…
We’re Making a Film! It is easy to take the Fells for granted. It is just there, nearby, ready for us to enjoy nature minutes from our homes. Elsewhere in the Boston area there are…
Just a quick reminder about our Summer Youth Programs in the Fells, now entering our 6th year of experiential learning in the People's Forest Park! "Forest Kindergarten and other youth programs in the Fells provide…
Local citizen scientists in international City Nature Challenge (CNC) report great success in the Fells Friends of the Fells Board Member and Earthwise Aware President/Founder, Claire O'Neill (front row below, 2nd from right), reports that…
Elizur Wright - Visionary for the Fells (1804-1885) Wright's Tower At the Friends of the Fells annual meeting on May 15, 2019, the slide presentation by Mike Ryan showed how in the late 1800’s a…
(Image credit: Mike Ryan) The Friends of the Middlesex Fells Reservation is pleased to announce its 2019 Annual Meeting, entitled: Celebrating 125 Years of the Fells! How the Movement to Create the Middlesex Fells Led…
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…