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Mass Audubon creating its second-largest Berkshire wildlife preserve on newly acquired Becket parcel

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The land preservation nonprofit has acquired the remote 850-acre wilderness land in Becket at Palmer Brook Lake and is working on developing public access and programming.

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Mass Audubon creating its second-largest Berkshire wildlife preserve on newly acquired Becket parcel

The land preservation nonprofit has acquired the remote 850-acre wilderness land in Becket at Palmer Brook Lake and is working on developing public access and programming.

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The Berkshire Eagle broke the news on Thursday, June 4, 2026.
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