Events

A walk that explores living shorelines and coastal resilience at Folger’s Marsh. Learn about current research and monitoring of this saltmarsh and gain an understanding of the true value of a saltmarsh ecosystem. (9am-11am)

Visit the NCF office at 118 Cliff Road to learn how native shrubs, trees, and wildflowers can find a home in your own yard. Planting natives supports fascinating insects and wildlife and helps connect conservation lands. NCF Plant Research Ecologist/Botanist Kelly Omand gives a tour of our office grounds showcasing the makeover of our office…

The newest type of practice in our Wellness Series, Yin Yoga used slower pacing and longer holds in poses to increase circulation and joint flexibility. A good stretching style yoga suitable for all ages and speeds to help you move better throughout the week. Pre-registration required. (9am-10am)

A returning part of NCF’s Wellness Series explores the beneficial use of nature to connect with your breath and inner space. Led by experienced instructor Andrew Viselli, this 60-minute session incorporates guided meditation, reiki, and subtle movement to relax, calm, and empower you. (11am-12pm)

Join NCF’s Coastal Ecology Research Technician, Jisun Reiner, and Environmental Educator, Isaac Hersh to paddle Polpis Harbor and learn about harbor health, saltmarsh ecology and nature-based resilience solutions using oyster reefs. See NCF’s saltmarsh restoration from the water and paddle past our inter-tidal oyster reef, the first of its kind in Massachusetts. Water, sun, and…

(2.1 mi) A bountiful and bustling walk through the blooming sandplain grasslands in our Head of the Plains property. Experience calm forested paths and wide open views as you learn of the incredible diversity in plants and pollinators that we have cultivated through strategic habitat management.