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How Can Nature Help Your Kids?

by Friends of the Blue Hills - Admin | Feb 25, 2018 | Blog, FaceBook Live

When you take your kids to the Blue Hills, you are giving them more than just some fresh air and a beautiful view! According to Blue Hills A-Live guest, Kelly Majmudar, bringing young children into nature offers many benefits beyond the sights and sounds. Kelly writes...

What’s so special about Ponkaopag bog?

by Friends of the Blue Hills - Admin | Feb 24, 2018 | Blog, FaceBook Live

If you’ve ever been to the Ponkapoag boardwalk, you know that it’s different from every other place in the Blue Hills… and pretty unique in eastern Massachusetts too!  You’ll learn about one of the key reasons why Ponkapoag is so special in...
Tips for Bringing Young Children on a Hike

Tips for Bringing Young Children on a Hike

by Friends of the Blue Hills - Admin | Feb 24, 2018 | Blog, FaceBook Live

Will you be taking your kids into the Blue Hills? Perhaps you and your family will join us at our free event—Winter Fest, Tuesday, February 26th at the Blue Hills Ski Area from 5pm-8pm. There will be live music, a chili cook off, crafts and activities for the...
Orieoles Nests at Turner’s Pond (near the Blue Hills)

Orieoles Nests at Turner’s Pond (near the Blue Hills)

by Friends of the Blue Hills - Admin | Feb 23, 2018 | Blog

By. Larry Meyer Baltimore Orioles come to New England like a circus comes to a town. They are brightly costumed, loud, well-traveled, energetic, entertaining, conspicuous, and here only to put on a show. Not being a resident, like a circus, they quit New England when...

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by Friends of the Blue Hills - Admin | Feb 16, 2018 | Uncategorized

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