DPWorks and the Town of Brookline invite you to visit native gardens, enjoy family fun, and take home a free seedling on Saturday, July 26 from 3 – 5 on the Brookline Pollinator Pathway. Two private gardens will be open during event hours, and 3 additional public gardens are always open to explore. RSVP to conservation@brooklinema.gov
Join the Nantucket Conservation Foundation and the Linda Loring Nature Foundation for the third annual Nantucket Climate Change Summit.
Exploring how Nantucket is adapting to the impacts of Climate Change, island researchers, managers, and local experts from various fields share how they see climate change is changing their work. This Summit will be a chance to learn about current work happening right on our island and discuss the opportunities for adaptation for the island’s future.
Short talks will be followed by a moderated panel of our speakers.
After the Summit, a social hour will be held to connect with your neighbors. Light food and beverages will be provided.
In partnership with ReMain Nantucket and the Great Harbor Yacht Club, the Summit will be held September 10th, 2025 at the Great Harbor Yacht Club, 4:30 pm- 7:00pm.
This event will be free and open to the public, please visit https://www.nantucketconservation.org/events/
Join The Emerald Necklace Conservancy for a tour in partnership with the Jamaica Plain Historical Society, on July 27 at 11 am. Discover the wooded paths, babbling brooks and rolling hills of Olmsted Park and Pinebank, the forested midway point of Olmsted’s Emerald Necklace and source of the Muddy River.
This tour will guide attendees through many of the natural and historic landmarks found in the heart of the Necklace: from glacial ponds to structures that once belonged to the Founding Fathers, and everything in-between. Meet at the Downes Field Parking Lot on Pond Avenue in Brookline.
Registration required – free. https://www.emeraldnecklace.org/event/tour-olmsted-park-7-27/
