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Speaker 1: It really kicked off to get people outside the day

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Speaker 1: after Thanksgiving, work off some of those calories, but actually

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Speaker 1: just realize the parts that nature has for us. That

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Speaker 1: nature actually gets us outside, connects with different people.

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Speaker 2: The Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation has several Gratitude

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Speaker 2: after Gravy hikes around the state, including Ton and Over

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Speaker 2: and here in East Boston, the bell Isle Marsh Reservation.

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Speaker 2: DCR's Heather Famiko guides a big turnout for the mile

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Speaker 2: Logue hike through the Salt Marsh, giving the history of

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Speaker 2: Belle Isle.

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Speaker 1: You're in the middle of the city, you step off

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Speaker 1: this main road and you're in this oasis that you

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Speaker 1: wouldn't even know was there unless you actually stop.

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Speaker 2: Pausible Matthew Nash if DCR holds limitless knowledge of the

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Speaker 2: native seals, occasional deer, and birds of prey.

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Speaker 3: Here we're in the middle of raptor season.

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Speaker 4: The winter's a good time to see raptors like red

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Speaker 4: tailed hawks on perhaps the occasional snowy owl.

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Speaker 3: Bell Isle. J. Willette WBZ, Boston's news radio