Our guided hike series finishes off the summer with six nature walks covering topics like botany, bird watching, and history. Check out our new offerings now up on the calendar! Highlights for this month include…
Our guided hike series starts the summer with nature walks covering topics like botany, bird watching, and history. Check out our seven new offerings now up on the calendar! Highlights for this month include a…
The spring guided hike series continues strong this month, with another 8 walks covering topics like nature, birding, history, and geology now added to the calendar! And more good news: new guidelines on outdoor group…
Last week, we co-hosted an informational coyote presentation at the Stoneham Police Department. Stoneham Animal Control Officer Brian Johnstone and volunteer Jenn Silva helped us welcome John Maguranis from Project Coyote. Read on to see…
Hope is on the way as spring officially begins this month and early signs of spring are everywhere.
By Bryan Hamlin This is somewhat of a down-time for wildflowers on the woodland floor where it is now very shaded. But there are some that manage. Look for the attractive False Solomon's Seal. I…
By mid-April in some parts of the Fells - certainly Virginia Wood and near Bellevue Pond - comes a true beauty. These flowers are termed ephemerals and indeed have a brief moment of glory whilst the sun reaches the woodland floor, and then are gone as quickly as they came.
By mid-April in some parts of the Fells - certainly Virginia Wood and near Bellevue Pond - comes a true beauty. These flowers are termed ephemerals and indeed have a brief moment of glory whilst the sun reaches the woodland floor, and then are gone as quickly as they came.
Spring is now in full development with new life showing everywhere. More change occurs in the Fells woods during April than one might realize.