Hi, all! This Saturday, Sept. 15, is ECTA's Run for the Trails 5- and 10-mile race, so please be aware of runners on the Pingree, Appleton, and Harvard Woods trails... or, better yet, join them! You can register... facebook.com/ECGreenbelt/po…

Greenbelt's bees have been busy! Staff recently conducted our second extraction this year. Here are the frames from the honey super filled with honey. Several members of the team came out to offer their muscle power... facebook.com/ECGreenbelt/po…

Hundreds of riders made this year's Tour de Greenbelt a great success. Thanks to the photographers who shared these wonderful photos of the event. — at Cox Reservation, Essex Ma facebook.com/59778864195/po…

The Ed'stival honored outgoing Greenbelt President Ed Becker's 31 years, building Greenbelt from a small three-person staff to one of the most-respected land trusts in the country.

Lynn Woods is one of Greenbelt's favorite places in Essex County, and a hike with Ranger Dan Small is something we look forward to. At 2,200 acres, it’s three times the size of Central Park, boasting 30 miles of trails, and a rich and colorful... cbsloc.al/2QMMm1Y

The Greenbelt staff supported the work of Groundwork Lawrence with a day of pulling knotweed around the Shawsheen River.

MAPC is hosting a listening session for its next Regional Plan in Salem today, January 8th. Drop in between 3-8 pm to share your ideas for the future of the North Shore. facebook.com/ECGreenbelt/po…

Greenbelt's Open Space Conference featured on community television in Haverhill! HC Media did such a nice job filming the speakers. If you were not able to make it to the conference, you can still watch it at home! hgazette.com/news/local_new…

Farmers, check out this upcoming local event with New Entry Sustainable Farming and Family Farmed, in Danvers: Direct Market Success, Wed. Jan. 23, 8:30-5:00 facebook.com/events/7632971… facebook.com/ECGreenbelt/po…

Check out this great write up in the Newburyport Daily News about Greenbelt's Film & Lecture Series, "The Confluence of Land and Water." The series kicks off this coming Thursday, January 24th at the Byfield Community Arts Center. Join us!... tinyurl.com/y7457puj

Greenbelt was on Chronicle last night! Check out all the fun things to do in Essex and see Dave Rimmer, Greenbelt's Director of Land Stewardship, tell us a little about the history of Cox... wcvb.com/article/there-…

Big Day!! Demo beginning on house at 107 Essex Rd in Ipswich. Future site of parking area and trailhead for Castle Neck River Reservation. Yea. facebook.com/ECGreenbelt/vi…

Yesterday there was a house (in poor condition) here at 107 Essex in Ipswich!! Great progress toward the future site of a parking area and trailhead for Castle Neck River Reservation. Thanks to all whose donations made this possible. #wearegreenbelt facebook.com/ECGreenbelt/vi…

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Join us tomorrow for the second event in our Film & Lecture Series: "The Great Marsh Resiliency Project," a talk by Wayne Castonguay, Executive Director of Ipswich River Watershed Association and co-founder of the Great Marsh Coalition. You'll learn... ecga.org/events

Attention, gardeners! Northeast Organic Farming Association is hosting a Soil Science Workshop on April 14 at Greenbelt's Cox Reservation. Take a look at the program and register here: nofamass.org/events/soil-sc… nofamass.org/events/soil-sc…

Through May 5 at the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem-- "Nature's Nation," a fascinating exhibit showcasing how art from around the nation, over hundreds of years, tells the story of the people of this land and their... facebook.com/ECGreenbelt/po…

The North Parish Church in North Andover is presenting an interesting film at Merrimack College on Friday, April 5: facebook.com/events/2067595… Free and open to the public! facebook.com/ECGreenbelt/po…

A gorgeous night for our members-only Great Marsh Natural History Tour last night! Observing and learning about Osprey and other wildlife with Greenbelt's expert Dave Rimmer is always fascinating.

A misty early morning for some first-time "banders". Greenbelt gently bands Osprey chicks to help track their future migrations. ecga.org/Osprey-Program