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Events

Invertebrate Engineers: Meet the Bugs Building Our Forests

Have you ever wondered how something as small and numerous as insects shape a forest? Come join local naturalist Cesi Marseglia and the Franklin Land Trust at the North Pond ...
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Saving A Place For Solitude

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The Work of a Lifetime

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Along The Fall River

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Blue Heron Farm: 50 Years of Maple Sugaring, A Timeless Legacy of Preserving Land

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Invertebrate Engineers: Meet the Bugs Building Our Forests

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FLT Conserves Over 60 Acres Across Three Communities

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Thank You!

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The Homesteaders on Tunnel Road

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Conserving A Little Piece of New England

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88 Acres Conserved in Gill and Greenfield

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Supporting Local Farms, Strengthening Our Communities

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Neither Migration Nor Hibernation: The Winter Adaptations of Animals Who Stick it Out

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