How do you like them apples?
Greetings from Minute Man National Historical Park, where the Branching Out Field Team has been working on both young and mature apple orchards. How many apple varieties can you name? […]
Category Archives: History
The grass is greener: Turf restoration at Roger Williams National Memorial
July 23-26 2018 This week the Boston Field Team left their home turf and traveled on the commuter rail to Providence, RI every day in order to do turf restoration […]
“Hay” There!
Adams National Historical Park Hay there! While working at Adams National Historical Park the field team worked on hay removal from a 2 acre apple orchard and eventually cause the […]
Caring for our home base Governors Island
This National Historic Monument is important, both because of the islands history, as well as the mental space the park provides for the public to get away from the […]
Virtual Tour: Eugene O’Neill NHS
Despite its size, EUON is an enchanting park that’s completely secluded from the rest of the world, giving off a zen vibe that captivated the O’Neill’s and convinced them to […]
Serving the community
Minute Man National Park is beneficial to the community because it has what one the National Park services motto says ” for the benefit and enjoyment of the people”. Minute Man National Park is a […]
Virtual Park Tour
For the past ten weeks, I have been enjoying my summer at the Roosevelt-Vanderbilt National Historic Sites. I even got to tour all the three locations the park has to […]
Valley Forge National Historical Park
I was so excited for the travel project not because I was going to another national park, but I was going to see the Branching […]
Half Way Their
It is amazing to think that six weeks have gone by already! It does not seem like summer is already half way done and sadly […]
