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Mount Grace conserves and cares for our forests, farms, and waterways to promote healthy communities in climate-resilient, biodiverse landscapes.

39,000 acres conserved since 1986

  • Vernal Pool Exploration

    Vernal Pool Exploration

    Learn about the unique life found in vernal pools

    April25PM – 3 PM

  • City Nature Challenge Walk

    City Nature Challenge Walk

    Join Mount Grace and botanist Karro Frost to observe and identify the diversity of organisms emerging in spring

    April27PM – 3 PM

  • Dragonfly Field Trip

    Dragonfly Field Trip

    Join Mount Grace’s Conservation Director Dave Small in search of early season dragonflies and butterflies

    June1 10 AM – noon

Hike of the Month: Alderbrook Meadows Wildlife Sanctuary

Posted 4/8/25

Come Explore this accessible trail in Northfield

Facing Federal Cuts: A Conservation Update from Our Executive Director

Posted 4/8/25

Dear Friends of Mount Grace, After receiving more than a few concerned emails and phone calls, regarding the potential implications of federal cuts for our conservation work at Mount Grace, I decided…

Bringing Home the Groceries for Wildlife at Guiney Memorial Forest

Posted 4/8/25

Our habitat work at Guiney has set the table for a diverse and healthy forest to be restored, but challenges still persist.