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The wildland fires within Breakheart Reservation were ignited on Wednesday, August 17, 2022, as five individual fires
Growing Wild Massachusetts” Makes Free Pollinator Habitat Starter Kits Available to the Public to Promote, Preserve, and Boost Pollinator Populations
DCR is encouraging the public to practice fire prevention and safety measures following several wildland fires throughout the state
DCR will commence utilizing the mobile parking app YODEL throughout the state parks system enabling visitors to pay for parking using their smartphone
The Massachusetts State Police (MSP), the Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR), the Department of Fish and Game (DFG) and the Massachusetts Environmental Police (MEP) are cautioning the public about the potential dangers of thin ice
In Partnership with Mass Audubon, Museum and Exhibits will continue to serve as interpretive hub for the Reservation
DCR Partners with Mass Audubon to Permanently Protect 1,400-acres at Bear Hole Reservoir
Pony Truss Trail Project Enhances Trail Connections in Newton Area of Reservation
In Collaboration with Sheriff’s Meadow Foundation, Work Will Restore and Add Trail Miles
Assessment Will Inform DCR’s Approach to Parkway Maintenance, Design; Envisions Connected Network of Walkways and Bikeways Throughout Metro Boston
“Growing Wild Massachusetts” Will Offer Free Pollinator Habitat Starter Kits to Massachusetts Residents
Free Tree Planting Program Directly Benefits Residents and Business Owners.
Beginning Saturday, January 2, 2021, the Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) will expand the operating hours of Leo J. Martin Ski Track
