Corridor News - November 1, 2024 | |
An independent nonprofit preserving, promoting, and celebrating the Corridor's historic, natural, and recreational resources for current and future generations. | |
Thanks a Million, Volunteers! | |
Thank you, volunteers, for an incredible year! We had 427 volunteers contribute 31,233 volunteer hours at an in-kind value of $1,045,995. Thanks a million! | |
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Join us in wishing Molly Cardoza, Director of Volunteer & Community Engagement, congratulations on her next big adventure!
Molly has served as our director of volunteer services here for the past three years and has been amazing and successful in providing volunteer support with our partner, Blackstone River Valley National Historical Park. Read more here.
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Enjoy a guided hike this fall with our volunteer Trail Ambassadors, Phil and Ernie. Phil leads hikes in Massachusetts and Ernie leads hikes in Rhode Island. Find the schedule and details here.
If you have joined us on any of our hikes this past year, we'd love to hear some feedback in our hiking survey.Thank you!
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The Blackstone Heritage Corridor shares inspiring stories of cultural evolution in partnership with dozens of local organizations and communities. Through signage, interpretive panels, brochures, exhibits, five heritage centers, and a cadre of passionate volunteers, we honor the past as we look to the future. Learn about our Legacy Campaign here.
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We are proudly hosting the Blackstone River Watershed Association's Annual Meeting at the Corridor office on Friday, November 15, at 6 p.m.
The meeting will feature a presentation by Department of Fish and Game Commissioner Tom O'Shea, who will discuss the Department's 5-Year Strategic Plan.
Join BRWA for a complimentary beverage at Murder Hill Brewery and Taproom immediately following the presentation. Register here.
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News From Blackstone River Valley National Historical Park | |
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Old Slater Mill is open for the season! Click here for visitor information.
Read the Park's fall newsletter here.
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Join a Park Ranger as we explore each one of our six park sites on Saturdays this Fall. Tours will discuss the history of each site and its importance within the larger context of US history. Tours last about 60-90 minutes. Walking moderate distances on sometimes uneven terrain should be expected. Sturdy footwear, comfortable clothing, and water are suggested.
Find the schedule and details here.
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Attention teachers: do you want to book a field trip? We are welcoming field trips for elementary and secondary school students at Old Slater Mill National Historic Landmark. Reservations can be made by emailing Allison Horrocks (Allison_Horrocks@nps.gov) or calling 401-318-4883.
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Take a hike with us this winter!
During the months of December, January, and February, rangers will lead outdoor hikes throughout the Blackstone Valley. Enjoy the crisp area and explore new or familiar territory during the colder months.
Find the details at nps.gov/thingstodo/winter-hikes.htm.
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GearHead (n.): a kid, powered by the gears in their brain, who explores nature, discovers history, protects the environment, and goes on adventures throughout the Blackstone River Valley.
Click through the GearHeads website and claim your Junior Ranger status today! Submit a completed activity, and we'll send you a Junior Ranger badge!
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Blackstone Heritage Corridor, working with community partners, provides strong leadership to preserve, promote, and celebrate the Valley’s historic, natural and recreational resources for current and future generations. | |
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