by Friends of the Blue Hills | Mar 29, 2021 | Uncategorized
Download the Blue Hills Guide Explore the Blue Hills with the guide Chickatawbut A short hike with great views, this trail is lots of fun for children who like rock scrambling. Great Blue Hill Thousands of hikers ascend Great Blue Hill each year to enjoy the fantastic...
by Friends of the Blue Hills | Dec 7, 2020 | Uncategorized
UMass Biology Professor Rick Kesseli discusses the habitat and biodiversity changes that have occurred in the Blue Hills over the last couple hundred years as well as current trends and impacts that are affecting the region. You will get a glimpse into the future and...
by Friends of the Blue Hills | Aug 6, 2020 | Uncategorized
Imagine your very favorite place in the Blue Hills…is it the top of Buck Hill? The flowering lily pads on St. Moritz Pond? Fisherman’s Beach at Ponkapoag? Now imagine inviting five friends or family members to join you for a mouth-watering picnic at this beautiful...
by Friends of the Blue Hills | Jun 25, 2020 | Uncategorized
At the June 1st Board Meeting, the Trustees of the Friends of the Blue Hills voted to adopt a diversity statement that had been in the works for two years. Notably, the timing of this agenda item coincided with the news of racially-based incidents in the United States...
by Friends of the Blue Hills | May 21, 2020 | Uncategorized
Your membership helps protect the Blue Hills Donate today to help tackle the biggest threats to the Blue Hills When you become a Friends of the Blue Hills member, you’re helping to protect the Blue Hills’ sensitive habitats, and the animals and birds that depend on...
by Friends of the Blue Hills | Apr 9, 2020 | Uncategorized
During the current health crisis, natural spaces are one of the few places people can go for exercise, fresh air, and peace. People head to the Blue Hills all year long, but this season, many more visitors are looking to the Blue Hills for recreation and solace. When...
