The increased popularity of the Middlesex Fells these past months has also brought more attention to the park from regional news outlets. Here are some of the recent news articles about the Fells, and the…
Hundreds of children escaped their largely house-bound lives to disappear into the woods for hours of exploration amidst the rocks, mud, frogs, and trees of Lawrence Woods in the southern Fells. This summer's Fells Forest…
In late February, the Friends of the Fells office received a surprising letter in the mail. Celia L. Schulhoff, who died on February 1, 2019 at the age of 88, had left a substantial, unrestricted…
While on-the-ground stewardship activities are on a temporary hold due to the COVID crisis, our advocacy efforts to help protect the forest continue, and you and your kids can help! In the past month, the…
With our Winter Appeal tabulations now complete, we’re excited to share that your generosity allowed us to far exceed our goal of raising $20,000 by the end of 2019. Three hundred and ninety-one supporters stepped…
Dear Members of the Friends of the Fells Community, With a month under my belt as the Friends’ new Executive Director, I want to thank all of you who have been so supportive and welcoming…
Support the Friends of the Fells on our Path to Growth Friends, This past year has seen us make significant strides in the fulfillment of our mission to serve the Middlesex Fells Reservation. We have…
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…
Photo credit Marian Siljeholm October 5, 2018 Letter of concern from Ron Morin, Executive Director, Friends of the Fells Please click here to see our position paper on the 90mm Meadow/Hockey Rink Proposal. Dear…
Yesterday Walter and I hiked up and around Bear Hill in the northwestern part of the Fells. We came prepared this time with a list of mosses that had been collected there in the past,…