EXPLORE NEW ENGLAND TELEVISION
Inside the restoration of a cryptic Massachusetts “barrens”.
Or why a little invisibility can be good for the soul.
Believe it or not, you can catch trout in this much-maligned river just outside metropolitan Boston!
From osprey to heron, plus the occasional bald eagle and side order of history, there’s plenty to see on a paddle along this tidal estuary on the Connecticut coast.
Ramps and fiddleheads are two wild plants that offer early-spring foragers a real treat—but for a limited time.
This splendid water trail in Maine comprises a series of free campsites available to the paddling public.
Learn about the fascinating population of native sea-run brook trout that inhabit tiny Red Brook in southeastern Massachusetts—and all that’s being done to protect them.
The Orono Bog boardwalk near Bangor, Maine, lets visitors immerse themselves in a unique ecosystem.
Lightweight, rugged, waterproof footwear for wet conditions.
Durable polarizing sunglasses built for the water.
A combination of proven performance features and modern design.
This sleek, lightweight, and reusable knife-and-fork set can help reduce plastic waste.
Historic collaborative project achieves fundraising goal, conservation agreement to protect critical land and water in the Magalloway Region.
Large number of calves killed by infestations.
Former industrial site to offer housing, public park, and nature center.
New urban trail network run more than 80 miles in and around Boston.
