Walk Walk/Ride Days and the Green Streets Commuter Challenge inspire community members to explore environmentally-friendly and healthy transportation options and find a commute they love.
Walk/Ride Day is the last Friday of every month. It’s an opportunities to change up a commute and try out an alternative—the
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The Charles River winds its way through 23 different communities from Hopkinton to Boston For centuries, the river has collected storm water run-off, which carries trash and harmful substances such as gasoline and fertilizer run-off as
The Annual Earth Day Charles River Cleanup builds on a national effort as part of American Rivers’ National River Cleanup®, which to date, has removed over 25 million pounds of trash from America’s waterways.
From 2016 to 2019, the
Come explore the early spring birds at Danehy Park with the Feminist Bird Club of Boston. This urban green space has several kinds of habitats so we should be able to observe a nice variety of birds—resident birds as well as migratin
On Saturday, April 24th we have reserved a slot for 20 #MHH365EarthDay volunteers to join us for clean up along the banks of the Charles River organized by the Charles River Conservancy.
Usually, there is a materials fee for this always
Extinction Rebellion invites you to join us for an Earth Day celebration on Sunday, April 25th. We will parade (in person) around the City of Boston to express gratitude for our planet and its biodiversity, push for immediate action on
Come Lend Your Helping Hands!
Join Friends of Jerry’s Pond, Reservoir Church, Meadowscaping for Biodiversity, Ocean River Institute, Green Cambridge & Friends of Alewife Reservation for a Clean-Up of Jerry’s Pond!
Jerry
Join us for for an afternoon to help an amazing group of environmental activists in their work to pass critical climate and environmental legislation. See the six organizations who w
Join us at dusk to celebrate the great American Woodcock. This unusual bird has been part of Native American and New England folklore for thousands of years and is a valuable species in our wetlands and fields. Luckily there are still
According to the EPA, the average American person will produce about 5.91 pounds of trash, with about 1.51 pounds being recycled; 4.40 pounds is the rough average daily waste per person.
That’s a lot of garbage!
It’s time for all of
Between April 30th and May 3rd, hundreds of cities worldwide will be celebrating Nature and gather observations of species found in our area with the help of all who want to participate in the worldwide 2021 City Nature Challenge&
Some of the most powerful and effective voices leading the way on climate and environmental justice are the voices of young people. Greta Thunberg, Varshini Prakash, Mari Copeny, Isra Hirsi, Autumn Peltier, and Bruno Rodriguez are just
For the past 100 years, local, state, and federal laws and policies have put Black and Brown communities in direct proximity to env
The Let’s Grow Something Together Sunflower Project encourages neighbors in Cambridge/Somerville to grow sunflowers throughout our neighborhoods and document our journeys. 🌻
The project was inspired by Roxbury artist and friend
Become a Citizen Scientist!
A spectacular migration occurs each spring in the Mystic River and moves through the heart of greater Boston—invisible to most people. More than 750,000 river herring from the Atlantic Ocean return to the r
Get to know the superpowers of native plants and pollinators.
Have you ever wondered why butterflies and birds visit some gardens but not yours? Are you interested in increasing biodiversity in your backyard or on your fire escape? Are