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Welcome to the online edition of Special Places. This quarterly publication exclusively for Trustees Members is designed to help you discover and enjoy Trustees special places, find programs and events, and learn about the latest Trustees news and information.
Decarbonization efforts underway to reduce The Trustees’ carbon footprint.
Winter is here and a crisp cold air has settled across New England. At first glance, it feels like nature has hunkered down for the winter too, just like many of us. But if you bundle up, step oustide, and look closely — this time of year there’s much to explore and enojoy outside.
Rolling dunes, towering forests, sprawling farms, looming mountains, inspiring museums, enduring structures—the diversity of special places The Trustees cares for is staggering. However, the organization’s responsibility extends far beyond natural landscapes and unique buildings. There is also an often-unseen element just as critical to the role of forever stewards: the historic collections.
Find peace in the outdoors this winter, take party in a cozy cooking class, or plan a Valentine’s Day date! Whatever your winter vibes, you have something for you.
What’s happening at The Trustees? Read about our work as part of the Nature for MA initiative, plan for the upcoming Cronin lecture, and see an update on our resilience work at Notchview.
Special Places, Winter 2026; Volume 34, Issue 4
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