NeVar and NeVara are Common Ravens, known for being one of the most intelligent of birds. Yes, these images are cartoon characters but be sure to take their purpose seriously. They, like all the plants and animals of the Range, inspired the creation of this website. Their participation in telling the Mount Tom Range Story helps promote awareness of the entire range. They urge you and your family and friends to view all this website's pages. Visit the range as often as you can. Get to know its trails, flora and fauna. Spread the word that preserving the Mount Tom Range largely as undeveloped open space is in everyone's economic and ecological best interests.

Links

In addition to these websites there are numerous relevant sites you are encouraged to share the web address of. Please add them to Comments under Recent Posts. Thank you much in advance.

Berkshire Chapter, Appalachian Mountain Club, amcberkshire.org/

Holyoke Water Works, http://www.holyokewaterworks.org/

Holyoke Gas and Electric, http://www.hged.com/

Holyoke Boys and Girls Club, www.hbgc.org/

Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation, mass.gov/dcr/

Massachusetts Fish & Wildlife, www.fws.gov/northeast/currentevents.html

Mt. Tom Range land owners and abutters got to Holyoke.org, easthampton.org, town.southampton.ma.us, cityofwestfield.org

Natural Heritage and Endangered Species, mass.gov/dfwele/dfw/nhesp/nhesp.htm

Mt. Tom State Reservation, mass.gov/eea/agencies/dcr/massparks/region-west/mount-tom-state-reservation.html

Silvio O. Conte National Fish and Wildlife Refuge, fws.gov/r5soc/

Trustees of Reservation, thetrustees.org

New England National Scenic Trail: www, nps.gov/neen/index.htm • or at http://newenglandtrail.org/get-on-the-trail/map