Lauren R. Stevens is a journalist for The Berkshire Eagle, focusing on local news and events in Berkshire County, Massachusetts. With a passion for outdoor exploration and environmental conservation, Lauren's articles often highlight hiking trails, historical landmarks, and the natural beauty of the region.
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Lauren R. Stevens' articles predominantly focus on local outdoor activities, with a particular emphasis on hiking and historical landmarks in Berkshire County, Massachusetts. Her coverage includes announcements, reviews, data citations, exclusives and expert commentary.
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Thank you, Joe. First of all, for still having five months left in your term. And for actions sometimes inconsistent but overwhelmingly aimed at saving our environment/our world. They need
By: Lauren R. Stevens
A sign for the Mohican-Mohawk Trail marks the departure of the trail down from the Western Summit.
By: Lauren R. Stevens
It's short-range loss versus potential long-range gain. Pilot projects provide a chance to find out what works in order to apply what has been learned elsewhere.
By: Lauren R. Stevens
This week's Hikes & Walks column takes Lauren R. Stevens up to Windsor for a trek around Notchview Reservation and lunch stop atop Judges Hill.
By: Lauren R. Stevens
So, Kamala, where do you stand on climate?
By: Lauren R. Stevens, Ross Brook, Lauren R. Stevens Eagle
Don’t expect the comforting brown-and-white Department of Conservation and Recreation signs to lead you to Tannery Falls in Savoy Mountain State Forest. Don’t expect a sign to confirm that gravel Tannery Road indeed leads to the falls. Don’t expect a sign welcoming you to the parking area and certainly not a kiosk full of information about the site. Or even an indication, as you descend the precipitous trail, of whether you need to continue for more or better views. It’s more like discovering Tannery Falls for yourself.
Some of them go back to the founding of their towns, even if the structures themselves have been replaced.
By: Lauren R. Stevens
Mountain Meadow Preserve is the location for this week's Hikes & Walks column
By: Lauren R. Stevens
Berkshire Natural Resources Council Founding President George Wislocki poses at Olivia’s Overlook in West Stockbridge on Sept. 5, 2017, for BNRC's 50th anniversary. Wislocki died last month. Gillian Heck — The Berkshire Eagle
Many of the hemlocks are old and large.
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