Great Blue Hill, Milton Saturday, August 3, 2024, 10:00AM - 1:00PM 4-mile moderately steep hike up Great Blue, including a visit to two historic structures at the summit--Eliot Tower with its 360-degree views, and the Blue Hills Observatory https://t.co/JM8RRpkKAd
HIKING, WITH TRAILWORK @ THE BLUE HILLS Monday, July 1, 2024 The plan is to work our way across the Blue Hills, in 3-hour increments, and covering all of the trails https://t.co/CLgDpy8wP7
There's a new @TrailsideOtter at Trailside Museum in the Blue Hills. The @PatriotLedger recently profiled their new arrival who should be familiar to some of you. It's Ginger, one of the river #otters born at #StoneZoo in 2022!
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If you saw the climate campaign ads we launched at South Station this week with @MassCEC, chances are you’re already on the right track to taking climate action! Keep that momentum going & learn how you can protect your community while saving money. https://t.co/lBBSbObdSg
For the first time since it was built in the 1930s, Eliot Tower in the Blue Hills Reservation is getting a touchup! See how the renovations are going on the top of Great Blue Hill.
Every year, millions of birds collide with glass windows during their long journey. By using window decals, reducing nighttime lighting, or installing bird-safe glass, we can make a HUGE difference! #Migration📽️Animation of bird-window collision at night📽️USFWS
Seeking volunteers for the Neponset River Fall Cleanup! Sat. Sept. 23 from 9am-noon at multiple sites across the Watershed. To register & get more info. go to https://t.co/mEVY5bLg1z
#cleanup#volunteer#river@MassDCR@ENESystemsInc
In Massachusetts, we meet the challenges of the moment by embracing the opportunities that come with them. That's what this budget is all about — making a real, positive difference through where we spend our dollars.
Today, I signed our administration’s first budget ✍🏻
“Stormwater pollution is one of the greatest threats to urban rivers, including the Charles––it degrades the river ecosystem and can cause rampant invasive species growth, toxic cyanobacteria blooms, and even fish kills," says Policy Advocate Zeus Smith.
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Love this! Increasing hiking and walking opportunities in and around Boston helps to address the nature deficit so many are working to solve, and fosters a sense of cultural belonging in these communities. https://t.co/G5KyP15IyE
Help pull Water Chestnuts! Sat., July 15, 10 am-noon, 99 Messinger St in @TownofCantonMA
Volunteers are needed to help NepRWA staff with water chestnut (invasive species) removal. We will provide boats, waders, gloves, tools & training!
Register at https://t.co/BHguyIgxX4