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Pick-your-own season is finally back!

Conservation will link key habitats for wildlife and expand outdoor recreation opportunities

Watatic stands alone on the landscape and rewards hikers with sweeping 360-degree views from its open summit.

For National Pollinator week, we're highlighting the threats facing our pollinators, and what you can do to help.

In this issue: 28-acres protected in Leyden, hiking to a seasonal waterfall, growing a pollinator garden, upcoming events, and more.

Before this spectacular seasonal waterfall slows to a trickle, you’ve got to get out there and see it for yourself!

In partnership with Mount Grace, Warren, the owner of Bree-Z-Knoll Farm, has successfully protected an additional 28-acres of woodland just north of his farm.

Mount Grace’s pollinator garden will feature a variety of native shrubs and forbs that play a key role in the life cycle of native pollinators

This spring, we’re laying the foundation for a revitalized and more inclusive volunteer program

From hillside meadows to forested trails, the Mount Grace region offers a rich mosaic of habitats where wildflowers burst into bloom each spring and early summer.

Come Explore this accessible trail in Northfield

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…

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

In February, the tree was shared with a national audience after featuring in the NBC series The Americas.

Tall Turtle is the first project Mount Grace has helped complete which actually returns land title to Indigenous people.

The Hains family recently protected the fields and forest of their fifth-generation family farm.

How we're supporting the health of early successional habitat right in our backyard.

If you’re looking for a leisurely weekend hike, escape into the quiet beauty of Ashburnham’s Paul C. Dunn Woodland Preserve

The end of 2024 came with a flurry of project closings, bringing a blockbuster year in land conservation to a close

Last week, we purchased a cluster of parcels in Montague Center, known by the neighborhood as the “four corners.”

Check out these scenic hikes in Warwick, MA.

Check out this short and scenic hike in Orange, MA.

Our newly constructed office space is complete!

This year, we’ve completed two significant projects – one of our smallest and one of our largest.