MAHOOSUC Land Trust

Ever pulled up a “weed” only to realize it was a flower you’ve been nurturing for months? You’re not alone. In this practical and lighthearted piece, Sue Dunn shares her favorite shortcut for taking the guesswork out of gardening—and saving plants in the process.

A single flicker of light outside the window becomes a quiet call to wonder—and a reminder of what we stand to lose. In this lyrical and informative piece, Sara Wright explores the magic of fireflies and the simple steps we can take to help them thrive.

From the windswept summit of Old Spec Mountain to the shaded cacao farms of the Dominican Republic, the Bicknell’s Thrush connects people, places, and purpose. This rare migratory bird reveals how conservation depends not only on science, but on partnerships that support both ecosystems and the communities who depend on them.

A close encounter in the garden reveals the hidden lives of American toads—quiet neighbors whose trills, habits, and resilience mark the arrival of spring in Maine.

Naturalizing native lupines in that field won’t be easy, but if we succeed, they might also attract new pollinators.