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If you've ever seen a soapy substance at the base of a tree, the DNRT explains what it is.

A black bear was spotted at Destruction Brook Woods. Dartmouth Natural Resources Trust is warning residents to be aware of their surroundings and protect property.

Daffodil season is upon us and people are excited for the fields of yellow blooms at Parsons Reserve in Dartmouth. Here's when the flowers will be at their best.

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.

Dartmouth's long-forgotten Camp Paradise will give way to hiking trails as part of a new nature preserve near Russells Mills Village.

Those who complete the scavenger hunt will win an exclusive prize.

This will be the first time Allison Carreiro reads her first published children's book out loud at a public event.

The daffodil field typically attracts 8,000 to 10,000 people over a three-week period.

Submit your DNRT photos for a chance to win the first annual contest.

The daffodil field typically attracts 8,000 to 10,000 people over a three-week period.