Northeast Wilderness Trust and Native Land Conservancy announce a partnership centered around Muddy Pond Wilderness Preserve in southeastern Massachusetts, homeland of the Wampanoag Tribe.
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A crowd-sourcing photo tool allows visitors to engage with the rewilding process at two Wilderness Preserves by documenting ecosystem changes over time.
Muddy Pond Wilderness Preserve in Kingston, MA was the 107th forest to be inducted into the Old-Growth Forest Network on Saturday, August 22. Muddy Pond will be the representative forest of Plymouth County.
This winter, two Northeast Wilderness Trust Preserves were featured in local news. A big thank you to the Monadnock Ledger-Transcript and Wicked Local Kingston for highlighting these special places and the wilderness message!
Kingston, MA – In the center of the suburbs, Muddy Pond Wilderness Preserve is offering a wild refuge for nature, wildlife, and people. The Northeast Wilderness Trust established the Preserve in 2018, and has been working to re-wild the land and connect students and residents with wilderness.
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Right around Carver or Kingston, southbound travelers reach a transition zone—an ecotone—between the realm of Northern Hardwood Forest and the beginning of the Atlantic Coastal Pine Barrens. The composition of the trees becomes heavily pine and oak. The forest floor is littered with dry needles, and scrubby shrubs make up the understory.
Join Team Muddy at our Inaugural Hike
/0 Comments/in Community Conservation, Featured News, Massachusetts, Stewardship /by Sophi VeltropTeam Muddy will be a community of citizens dedicated to the preservation of Muddy Pond Wilderness Preserve. Join us for to hike the land this summer!
Partnership with Native Land Conservancy Unfolds
/0 Comments/in Community Conservation, Featured News, Massachusetts /by Sophi VeltropNortheast Wilderness Trust and Native Land Conservancy announce a partnership centered around Muddy Pond Wilderness Preserve in southeastern Massachusetts, homeland of the Wampanoag Tribe.
Rewilding Photo Points
/0 Comments/in Community Conservation, Featured News, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Stewardship /by Sophi VeltropA crowd-sourcing photo tool allows visitors to engage with the rewilding process at two Wilderness Preserves by documenting ecosystem changes over time.
Old-Growth Forest Network Honors Muddy Pond
/0 Comments/in Featured News, Massachusetts, Press Release /by Sophi VeltropMuddy Pond Wilderness Preserve in Kingston, MA was the 107th forest to be inducted into the Old-Growth Forest Network on Saturday, August 22. Muddy Pond will be the representative forest of Plymouth County.
New Sign Showcases Muddy Pond Ecosystem
/0 Comments/in Featured News, Massachusetts /by Sophi VeltropMuddy Pond Wilderness Preserve now welcomes the public to the trailhead with a beautiful, handmade kiosk and illustrated interpretive sign.
In the News: Muddy Pond & Binney Hill
/0 Comments/in Featured News, In the media, Massachusetts, New Hampshire /by Sophi VeltropThis winter, two Northeast Wilderness Trust Preserves were featured in local news. A big thank you to the Monadnock Ledger-Transcript and Wicked Local Kingston for highlighting these special places and the wilderness message!
2019 In Review
/1 Comment/in Featured News, Maine, Massachusetts, New York, Vermont /by Sophi VeltropRead about wilderness wins over the past year for each state in the Northeast, from New York over to Maine and down through Connecticut.
Wilderness Rebounds in the Heart of Kingston
/0 Comments/in Featured News, Massachusetts, Press Release /by Sophi VeltropKingston, MA – In the center of the suburbs, Muddy Pond Wilderness Preserve is offering a wild refuge for nature, wildlife, and people. The Northeast Wilderness Trust established the Preserve in 2018, and has been working to re-wild the land and connect students and residents with wilderness.
Return to Grandeur
/0 Comments/in Community Conservation, Featured News, Massachusetts /by Sophi VeltropRight around Carver or Kingston, southbound travelers reach a transition zone—an ecotone—between the realm of Northern Hardwood Forest and the beginning of the Atlantic Coastal Pine Barrens. The composition of the trees becomes heavily pine and oak. The forest floor is littered with dry needles, and scrubby shrubs make up the understory.