Welcome to the Friends of the Blue Hills. We are a 1,000+ member non-profit organization devoted to preserving and protecting the Blue Hills Reservation’s natural beauty, diverse natural habitats and many recreational opportunities. Come and explore the Blue Hills ♥
Discover what is happening in the Blue Hills
... nature in your backyard
Blue Hills Guide
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Blue Hills A-Live, Thursday at noon… on Facebook Live.
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Town Hall on the Environment July 2020
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Tour of Ponkapoag
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Laura Beebe helps us discover trees
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A runner's playgroud
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Whats crawling around in the Blue Hills
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Interested in joining us for trail maintenance? Check out our link in the bio for more information how YOU can help care for the park! 🌲🌿
Did you know?
The Blue Hills needs friends like you. By becoming a member you will help protect the park from development (like past proposals for a hotel and private parking lot!), help maintain the trails and keep the forests healthy!
Join 1,000 others and become a member today!
Your membership will: Protect 7,000 acres Maintain 125 miles of trails Give 100,000 visitors the gift of the Blue Hills!
Laurel Path has its name for a reason! Have you been enjoying the mountain laurels? (Laurel Path is located along the south and western border of Great Cedar Swamp.)
A big thank you to Ken Cohen for the great pics!
Many thanks to our hard working volunteers for pulling the invasive plant garlic mustard this week! Thanks for helping to care for our forests! Learn more about volunteer opportunities to help our trails and forests: friendsofthebluehills.org/trails-maintenance/
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