The Mount Agamenticus Conservation Program – balancing wildlife, water quality, and sustainable recreation
We’re welcoming a new decade with an eight-page expanded edition of the Friends of Mount A newsletter, the Summit View!
Click here to download the Winter 2020 newsletter (PDF file, 932 KB). Learn about proposals for parking and restroom upgrades at Mount A, renewable energy, what our pollinator species do in the winter, and much more!
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It feels like fall and we’re ushering in the season with the newest edition of the Friends of Mount A newsletter, The Summit View!
Click here to download the Fall 2019 newsletter (PDF file, 289 KB). This issue contains a recap of this year’s Trail Challenge and the results of our Learning Lodge visitor survey. You’ll also learn about how weather affects us, tips for hiking with your pups, and much more!
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We’re welcoming August with the newest edition of the Friends of Mount A newsletter, The Summit View!
Click here to download the Summer 2019 newsletter (PDF file, 371 KB). In this issue, you’ll learn about opossums, micro trash, the upcoming third annual Mount A Trail Challenge, our native plant gardens, and more!
Interested in joining the Friends? Click here to learn more.
The late spring edition of the Friends of Mount A newsletter is fresh off the presses! Click here to download (PDF, opens in new tab).
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This quarterly newsletter is written and designed by the Friends of Mount Agamenticus. Interested in becoming a Friend or learning more about the organization? Click here!
New year, new you, new Summit View!
The newest edition of the Friends of Mount A newsletter includes tips on staying found while hiking, information about our local coyote population, tips for winter outdoor photography here on the seacoast, and lots more! Click here to download the Winter 2019 issue.
The Summit View is put together by Friends volunteers. Interested in FOMA? Click here to learn more.
Photo of Mount A summit barn by Tom Olson.