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Nature Journaling the Wonders of FallSummary κ³ Objectives βΉ Fall is here! It is a great opportunity to slow down and notice the Life around. In temperate climates, late bloomers come into focus, deciduous trees explode in colors, all are preparing for the Winter. Fall is also the perfect time to start or resume Nature Journaling. Get your pens & pencils out, and [β¦]
The Wild Listing GameSummary κ³ Objectives βΉ Nature is everywhere around us, but weβre so busy or distracted that often we fail to notice it. Get outside and record the wildlife that lives around you including what you canβt see but you know live here. List the plants as well. If you donβt know the name, describe what you [β¦]
It didnβt feel much like fall this Saturday on our Forest Exploration in the Fells, given the unseasonably warm weather. But all through the forest, we found evidence of the coming of autumn. The asters and goldenrods are blooming, acorns are falling, and leaves are beginning to change color. Once a month, Laura and Claire [β¦]
EwA at Fresh Pond β Helping Plants and Insects with Citizen Science Participate in EwAβs Biodiversity & Climate Program β Make a difference 
Fresh Pondβs Plant & Pollinator Survey Insect populations over the world are declining very rapidly. We need the help and skills of our communities to understand the reasons and solutions. The good [β¦]
Seasonal Nature Program for Allβ β β Closer to Nature is a wonderful seasonal opportunity for teens and/or adults to get close and personal with our immediate landscape & wildlife in both scientific and art-creative ways. We offer this program to anyone and to any organization in Cambridge/Somerville (Massachusetts) and around. You can pick and choose which class(es) you [β¦]
The No Purpose Stroll & Fox WalkingSummary κ³ Objectives βΉ In connecting with our surroundings, it is important to make room for those walks which have no purpose other than simply walking β doing nothing but just wandering along. Aimless walks are health-beneficial as they help to disconnect from the unnecessary and reconnect with yourself. It is a relaxing moment, a form [β¦]
EwA at the Fells Fellsβ Biodiversity & Climate Studies β The EwA Nature Guides to the Fells It is critical to understand how climate and land use affect plant and animal life to protect and restore habitats where they can thrive, including in our urban green spaces. EwA is doing its part! EwA runs an extensive [β¦]
Repelling Bugs while Saving Them Β» MakSummary κ³ Objectives βΉ Not many insects are liked. However, they are a crucial component of any ecosystem. We also forget that they lie at the base of the food chain. Without them, there would be no βusβ. Weβre losing them at great speed, one of the major causes being the use of chemicals, including our [β¦]
Together, celebrating Biodiversity all year long at the Fells I am very excited to see Earthwise Aware (EwA) and the Friends of the Fells offering a new inspiring and engaging Nature program: βEwA at the Fellsβ 
. Our joint mission is to foster awareness of species and habitat biodiversity and develop an understanding of the [β¦]
Environmental Problem Solving with LeSummary κ³ Objectives βΉ A math problem is fairly simple to solve; there is typically one demonstrably correct solution, with a well-established path to find it. Environmental problems are comparatively messy. Often, there are a variety of seemingly disparate facets that must be taken into account, and perspectives with which to view them. Coming up with solutions [β¦]
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