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January-March 2008 Newsletter (2 MB)

Adopt-a-Trail Gaining Momentum Good News on Lantana Land Swap

October-December 2007 Newsletter (811K)

Wind Turbines Proposed for Blue Hills Blue Hills Reservoir Halved; FBH Resolve Doubled

July-September 2007 Newsletter (12 MB)

Reservoir Destruction Fires of Spring by Tom Palmer

April-June 2007 Newsletter (4 MB)

Red Lining the Blue Hills by Jeff Dyer Encroachment at Ponkapoag Pond

January-March 2007 Newsletter (5 MB)

Irina Kadis on invasive plants Hugh Stringer on mountain biking

October-December 2006 Newsletter (5 MB)

Blue Hills Big Dig Indian Line Farm

July-September 2006 Newsletter (670 KB)

Randolph votes to pave over three acres of Reservation parkland Pete Jackson, Landscape Architect

April-June 2006 Newsletter (1.1 MB)

Mike Vhay: a brief profile Still waiting for walking paths at Quarry Hills Ayers introduces Blue Hills Reservoir bill

October-December 2004 Newsletter (1.46 MB)

Cameron Beck on Blue Hills place names Meet new Executive Director Judy Jacobs Roger Gregg remembered

July-September 2004 Newsletter (458 KB)

Photo Gallery - Flora and Fauna of the Blue Hills Advocacy Update

April-June 2004 Newsletter (567 KB)

Michelle Kozin interviews new DCR Commissioner Kathy Abbott Cameron Beck on horses, hikers, and bikes

January-March 2004 Newsletter (729 KB)

"Who Founded the Blue Hill Observatory?" by Cameron Beck Issues Update by Tom Palmer Kids Corner

November-December 2003 Newsletter (551 KB)

Robert Mussey on hunting wasps Meet new Executive Director Michelle Kozin "House-a-Fire," a poem by Iris Gomez

September-October 2003 Newsletter (3.1 MB)

Endangered Species Protection Snake Watching Maggie's Goodbye

July-August 2003 Newsletter (1,086 KB)

A trip to the Trailside Museum Blue Hills Bioblitz photos and more!

May-June 2003 Newsletter (289 KB)

"Restoring the Neponset River" "Pieces of Life"

March-April 2003 Newsletter (145 KB)

Will the MDC Survive? Looking for Sugar - a search for the sweet sugar maple in the Blue Hills Reservation Parks not Parking Lots - an update on the Lantana Land Swap issue

January-February 2003 Newsletter (128 KB)

"Is the Blue Hills Reservation Protected" Blue Hills issues Updates What to do with your Christmas tree

November-December 2002 Newsletter (894 KB)

Read about an experiment within the Blue Hills to save the American Chestnut. Annual Meeting another terrific success! FBH plans to restore the Ponkapoag Boardwalk.

September-October 2002 Newsletter (374 KB)

"Reservation Land taken for Lantana Parking Lot" Read about this year's Annual Meeting scheduled for October 19th Take a hike through the Chickatawbut section with FBH member Dave Kabatchnick

July-August 2002 Newsletter (185 KB)

Read about Non-Native Plants and their effect on the Blue Hills landscape, as well as how and where to pick the best blueberries in the Reservation. Other highlights include an update on the Blue Hills Reservoir and how wetlands protection standards are being ignored. Finally, learn more about one of the best places in the Reservation to visit, Ponkapoag Pond.

May-June 2002 Newsletter (882 KB)

Read about the summits of the Blue Hills as well as some easy to follow day hiking tips. Other highlights include details regarding a proposed lans swap in the Blue Hills Reservation and notes from a meeting between the FBH Board of Directors and Senator Brian Joyce.

March-April 2002 Newsletter (176 KB)

Read author Tom Palmer's piece late winter around the Blue Hills Reservation. Meet FBH President Peter Jeffries Learn about the funding crisis at Trailside Musuem.

January-February 2002 Newsletter (66 KB)

Learn what Skijoring is and how to do it. Read an update on the battle to remediate damage caused by Big Dig dumping at Quarry Hills in Milton and Quincy. Meet new FBH Outreach Coordinator Maggie Hillis.