Greetings VIP's and BHC supporters, 

BHC staff has had you on our minds this past week. We have created this "homemade'” video to stay connected with you. Special thanks to BHC Photography Ambassador Bob Evans for piecing it all together. We thought we would each take the time to say hello and let you know what we have been doing since we have been working from home. Corridor Chats videos will be a platform we can use to stay connected.

Many of us have the capability to make a short video from our phones. If you have one to share on what you have been doing please send to Bonnie at BCombs@BlackstoneHeritageCorridor.org .
(Please limit the video to one minute and film it in landscape mode in one of the Blackstone Heritage Corridor communities).

Imagine the possibilities!

Stay safe and be well until our paths cross again.

Devon, Suzanne, Bonnie, Dave, and Tracey
VIP Program Status

Acting on a directive from the National Park Service, the Volunteers-In-Parks programs and volunteer activities will be suspended until further notice. All volunteers with both the Blackstone River Valley National Historical Park and Heritage Corridor are asked to refrain from volunteering at this time.

Use this time to take care of yourself and be safe.
The health and well-being of all of our volunteers, staff, and visitors to the valley is of the utmost importance. We thank you for your support during this unprecedented time. We will be assessing the situation and will certainly keep you all informed.
Help Keep Our Corridor Clean and Green
With more and more people visiting public spaces the past few weeks, there have been reports of increased littering on trails and and in parks.

While many community cleanups have been canceled or postponed to due safety reasons with the Coronavirus, we put together some tips to go out on your own, or with your family. And don't forget to check for ticks as well!

Bob Evans , a BHC volunteer and Photography Ambassador, shared a video with us, that he made a few years years ago documenting litter on a 200-yard stretch of Quaker Street in Northbirdge, MA. See video link below.