SEMPBA Receives a 2-year Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness grant to protect Plymouth’s groundwater I’m not sure most people understand the significance…
Driving west on Herring Pond Road in the Cedarville section of Plymouth, it may seem improbable that the landscape of…
The Coonamessett River, which is fed by coldwater springs, runs less than three miles through the heart of Falmouth on…
SEMPBA recently published on its website a list of every plant and animal species that has been extirpated from the Massachusetts landscape…
Unfortunately, despite the existence of effective synthetic alternatives, horseshoe crab blood is still the only officially endorsed way of testing…
“You have chased away the spirits with your roads and development projects. They hide in the thick forests, and it…
By Jack Christensen Earlier this month, Eric Hutchens, a habitat restoration specialist with the NOAA Restoration Center, gave a talk…
In April, the Mount Grace Land Conservation Trust is hosting its 5th annual Massachusetts Open Space Conference. If you and…
Last week, I went on a walk. The general busyness of the holidays; the short daylight of November and December;…
On the first Sunday of January, Wildlands Trust hosted a screening of the latest James Balog documentary, The Human Element.…
In November, the Cape Cod Commission (CCC) held two workshops – one in the town of Eastham, the other in…
If the sight of the blue skies fills you with joy, if a blade of grass springing up in the…
As promised in last week’s post, this essay will focus on the natural communities of the coastal portion of Center…
I spent much of September and early October identifying the natural communities of Center Hill Preserve. Natural communities, as defined…
“I never could understand why so seldom is mention made of the wonderful forms of nature that lie so close…
Over the weekend I had the opportunity to join members of the Wildlands Trust and eight other locals for a…