Dartmouth Natural Resources Trust

A Dartmouth resident experienced a surprising encounter while walking her dogs in the Frank Knowles-Little River Reserve, believing she saw five bear cubs in the woods.

Winter's here, and those trails are waiting. There's something special about a snowy walk that invites us to slow down and soak it all in.

A black bear and cub may have been spotted in Dartmouth, but wildlife experts question the claim as SouthCoast bear sightings rise.

Get outside and enjoy nature with the Dartmouth Natural Resources Trust. The nonprofit is hosting an Earth Day cleanup today.

A landmark dating back to the 1800s can be found along a walking trail in Dartmouth, Massachusetts. Check out the Stone Bridge in Paskamansett Woods.

According to the Dartmouth Natural Resources Trust, its new 43-acre site in an important habitat for birds, deer and other types of wildlife.

The Dartmouth Natural Resources Trust presents 'The Evergreen Grove Sessions' on Sunday, October 6 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. in the Gidley Woods.

The Dartmouth Natural Resources Trust is pleading with pet owners to clean up after their dogs while hiking on DNRT trails in town.

You often find odd things while walking in the woods, but this abandoned car in Dartmouth's Destruction Brook Woods makes us wonder about its backstory.

A plan to redevelop a municipal golf course into a manufacturing park has gotten the green light from Beacon Hill, as the state senate today approved a land swap for conservation protections that will allow the project to move forward.