Founded in 1918, Hale Education is a private nonprofit organization dedicated to serving the community through outdoor access and exploration. With a focus on nature, education, and recreation, Hale offers a wide range of programs and services to inspire learning and empower individuals. Their programs include the Family & Community Program, which brings together a diverse community of outdoor enthusiasts, from campers and hikers to dog owners and outdoor enthusiasts of all stripes.

They also offer various youth programs, such as the Hale Adventure Camp, Mountain Biking Camp, and Outdoor Learning Adventures, providing high-quality outdoor learning opportunities for children and teens. Additionally, Hale offers school and professional programs, including teambuilding and challenge courses, as well as online programs and leadership development opportunities. Hale's mission goes beyond education, as they strive to achieve equity by providing access to their programs for over 70 communities in Greater Boston.

They believe in the power of outdoor learning to close achievement and nature gaps. Hale also fosters wellness, offering a place for individuals to care for their minds, bodies, and spirits through rest, exercise, and play. Not only does Hale focus on people, but they are also committed to protecting nature.

They serve as a leader in land conservation and educating others about the importance of nature. Their 1,100+ acres of forests, ponds, and meadows in Westwood and Dover, Massachusetts serve as a safe haven for a variety of plant and animal species. As a widely recognized organization, Hale Education invites visitors to enjoy their beautiful natural surroundings and become a member to support their mission.

Through their programs, partnerships, and land management practices, Hale continues the legacy of their founder, Robert Sever Hale, who believed in providing education to develop intelligent, capable, and responsible citizens. Join Hale Education in their quest to inspire, educate, and create a united world