Caring for the Land that Sustains Us
We toasted Magi Durham Ziff, for her vision of bringing people together to break bread, enjoy the outdoors and raise money for land conservation in our region. Many of her biggest fans contributed to create Magi’s Lawn, our newly created … Continued
The land conservation and stewardship accomplishments each year is really possible because because of all the people that volunteer their time and talents. Thank you for all you do!! Each year we take the time to specifically thank our volunteers … Continued
We decided the best part of camping out is cooking over the camp fire. Whether it’s roasting hot dogs, marshmallows or just poking at the coals, the fire attracts all ages. Over the weekend six families spent one or two … Continued
Join us for the Forever Farm Tour on Saturday, July 20 and Sunday, July 21 from noon to 4pm each day. You are welcome to visit all six farms or just your favorites. Our volunteers are there to welcome you … Continued
At our July potluck we shared a wonderful meal and then celebrated the 70 photographs submitted for our photo contest. Many thanks to Rosalynn, Bob, Chris, Ansley, Anne, Barbara, Brian, Claudia, Jennifer, Becky, Mark, Sky, Joanie, and Sharon! It’s great … Continued
The temperature was pretty perfect for working outside last Saturday. And mostly the bugs left us alone! Thanks to Dick, Becky, Reed, Ken, Gary, Jochen and Cynthia we got our project list completed. That includes: improving access at the dam … Continued
Here are a few questions that stumped the teams during the nature trivia challenge at our June potluck last evening. How many eyes does a grasshopper have? What bird has feet so small that they can’t walk? What is the … Continued
Saturday afternoon was an extra special event at the East Quabbin Land Trust offices, thanks to Sofie Vanilla Cookie and her companion Steve. They hosted a Wine Tasting event, which was great fun and raised money for the land trust. … Continued
Last Saturday was a beautiful morning to be out watching and listening for birds at Wendemuth Meadow and Mandell Hill. These two preserves have large grassland areas, 20 acres or more, that are cut after the first week in July. … Continued
