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Invasion of the Gypsy Moths!

by Friends of the Blue Hills - Admin | Feb 14, 2018 | Blog, FaceBook Live

The winter is a great time to take steps to control caterpillars that cover your lawn and eat the trees in your yard – and in the Blue Hills.  See the video – and come to the event this Saturday at the Wakefield Estate to help control caterpillars in the...

Get Your Kids Outside!

by Friends of the Blue Hills - Admin | Feb 14, 2018 | Blog, FaceBook Live

Your kids will get more than just fresh air when they visit the Blue Hills!  On this week’s Blue Hills A-Live, learn about the benefits of taking your kids to the Blue Hills (and to any natural area)!...
Six Things to Do Before Taking Your Dog to the Blue Hills

Six Things to Do Before Taking Your Dog to the Blue Hills

by Friends of the Blue Hills - Admin | Feb 8, 2018 | Blog, FaceBook Live

By Melissa Nelson Bella and I have been hiking the trails in the Blue Hills Reservation often since August, and boy have we learned a lot since we started. One thing we learned is that preparation is the key to having a good time and avoiding trouble. Here’s how we...

Making Dangerous Crossings Safer on the Skyline Trail

by Friends of the Blue Hills - Admin | Feb 5, 2018 | Blog, FaceBook Live

The Skyline trail is a favorite among many hikers, stretching from one end to the other in the Blue Hills Reservation. To hike this trail from end-to-end means crossing some high traffic roads that can be dangerous—particularly Routes 28 and 138. In this week’s...

Winter Biking… the unusual winter sport

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

Steve Cobble, avid all-weather biker, gives tips on mountain biking in the Blue Hills… especially in the...

Tips for Winter Hiking

by Friends of the Blue Hills - Admin | Jan 14, 2018 | Blog, FaceBook Live

This Week on Blue Hills A-Live, your weekly guide to the Blue Hills, Steve Olanoff gives tips for keeping warm when you’re hiking in this chilly weather…  You’ll also hear a little-known tidbit about Hancock Hill.  (Do you know who use to own...
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