Earth Matters: Welcoming New Faces to the Outdoors
This article was written for the July 25, 2020 “Earth Matters” column in the Daily Hampshire Gazette by Kari Blood,…
Mitch’s Island Activity on the CT River
PLEASE CLICK HERE TO SEE IMPORTANT TEMPORARY CLOSURE NOTICE FOR MITCH'S ISLAND. (August 14, 2020) The Connecticut River is an…
Kestrel Nest Box Project: 2020 Season Report
Our 8th year was an unprecedented season for our nest boxes, with the highest number of boxes hosting kestrels since…
Communities Working to Conserve Largest Unbroken Forest in the Valley
Last year, Kestrel Land Trust, Hilltown Land Trust, MassWildlife, and the towns of Williamsburg, Westhampton, Chesterfield, and Northampton, collaborated to…
Tres Doulx: A Renaissance flute consort
Kestrel is grateful to the musicians of Tres doulx, a Renaissance flute consort, for donating our Spring Membership Grand Prize.…
The Great American Outdoors Act Would Benefit the Valley
In a historic day for land conservation, The Great American Outdoors Act passed the Senate on June 17 by a…
Race, Justice, and the Land: A Message From Kestrel’s Board
The protests against systemic racism taking place across the country in recent weeks have focused attention on the ongoing and…
Students Reflect on the Healing Power of Nature Nearby
With campuses shuttered and classes moved online, most college students in our region had to complete their coursework from home…
Impact Report: What Your Support Made Possible in 2019
At the end of 2019, no one could have imagined how different life would be in just a few short…
Art in Nature Gallery
Whether you are 5 years old or 75, we can all find calm and creativity in nature. During this challenging…
