Cool, damp weather did not discourage 8 intrepid runners from taking to the trails on October 3rd for the first in what we hope will be many Friends of the Fells trail runs. After some…
By Angelika Paul Small actions make a big difference. Hello - I'm Angelika, and I was invited onto the Board of Directors of the Friends of the Fells in January this year. I'm originally from…
We've been making an effort to talk up our member benefits and how they support the wide variety of programs we can offer and the impacts we make. At the same time, we are continuing…
By Laurie Adamson FOF Member and Volunteer Photography by Dennis Crouse My husband and I joined Pete Costello and six other birders on a cool Saturday morning in May to bird watch. Pete has been…
Growing up on Cape Cod, I spent at least a third of my childhood playing in the woods. My dad is a land surveyor and my mom and avid walker and horseback rider, so the…
From December 20th- January 4th, you are invited to participate in this self-led walk through the Fells featuring the book, “Stranger in the Woods” by Carl R. Sams & Jean Stoick. Find pages of this award winning book posted along the trail, and read about how all the animals of the forest react to finding a snowman in the woods!
We are excited to announce a brand-new program, Passport to the Fells. Building on the success of our recent Storybook Walks, this is another self-guided hiking program to get you out and exploring new parts of the Fells. This program allows you to follow instructions to locate a hidden object. So basically, it's a treasure hunt!
Hello! My name is Sarah Trinh and I'm a summer intern for the Friends of the Middlesex Fells. I’ve been helping out with the Hike ‘n’ Seek and Babes in the Woods programs. Before this,…
As Youth Program Director for FoF, my ultimate goal is to create a connection between children and nature that will last a lifetime. When parents enroll their children in our programs, my hope is their exploration…
The Forest Kindergarten education style worked perfectly for the three to six year old student who is naturally curious and longs to explore the world around them. The Fells Kindergarten program understood this concept and thus created a lesson plan that is student lead.