The Southeastern Massachusetts Bioreserve is a vast network of protected land across 13,600-acres of Freetown and Fall River, conserving a special ecosystem which protects clean water and provides habitat for countless wildlife species.  With over 50-miles of interconnected trails and roads for hiking, walking, and biking there is so much to explore. We will walk the Tattapanum Trail at Watuppa Reservation, where a pair of bald eagles are known to nest on North Watuppa Pond. 

Our guide, Ellenor Simmons, brings 32 years of state parks experience to TRWA as a former Southcoast Field Operations Team Leader and park supervisor with the MA Department of Conservation and Recreation. In her retirement, she enjoys leading both our walks and our Diamondback Terrapin Nest Protection Program.

Limited to 15 participants. Registration required.

Members free, non-members $5.

Meeting Place: Park along Wilson Road (a little further from where it intersects with Riggenbach Rd) and meet at Tattapanum trail head. See Bioreserve Trail Map

To register call (508) 828-1101 or email director@savethetaunton.org.