News and Announcements

The Challenge Aims to Bring a New Generation of Visitors into Park System and Will Run from June 21 to November 30 at 12 DCR Parks and Watersheds Across the State

DCR is Expanding Lifeguard Services to 16 Additional Beaches Ahead of Fathers’ Day and is Still Accepting Applications for Certified Lifeguards

Recommendations for residents follow historic 2024 season of 1,300 wildfires

Attendees will Learn About Accessible, Adaptive and Inclusive Summer Recreation Opportunities across Massachusetts and How to Use Adaptive Recreation Equipment

Hikes Will be Held at Properties in Adams, East Falmouth, Hingham, Stoneham, Turners Falls, Uxbridge, and West Boylston in Partnership with PFLAG Cape Cod, the Stonewall Center, Q-MoB, Out MetroWest, and Hingham Pride Project

$1.4 million Investment to Improve Accessibility and Preserve Urban Park Dedicated to Abolitionist and Poet James Russell Lowell

Massachusetts Expands Free Growing Wild Starter Kit Program to 27 Locations; DCR, MDAR, and MNLA Encourage Residents to ‘Pledge Your Garden’ and Help Restore Pollinator Habitats

State officials urge visitors to take safety precautions when enjoying state beaches and waterfronts

Peter W. Foote Vietnam Veterans Memorial Rink will Receive New Roof

Candidates Can Earn $22-$27 An Hour; Lifeguards Needed for Somerville, Boston, Malden, Lawrence, Cambridge, Chelsea, Everett, Watertown and Revere

DCR announced the agency has awarded more than $150,000 to 10 municipalities and nonprofit organizations to create, expand, and protect urban forests across the state.

Governor Healey encourages everyone to join DCR’s 19th Annual Park Serve Day this Saturday, DCR to Host Over 60 Volunteer Events at 40 Parks Across the State

Registration is Now Open for DCR’s 19th Annual Park Serve Day; Agency to Host Over 60 Volunteer Events at 40 Parks Across the State

68 Family-Friendly Programs at 13 Properties from April 19 to April 27, Including Guided Hikes, Birding, Crafting, and Scavenger Hunts

Program will Aim to Ensure the State’s Trail System is Resilient and Accessible for All to Enjoy for Years to Come