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
Did you know that in 2024, the Brookline Department of Public Works welcomed a new division – The Division of Sustainability and Natural Resources? The Division’s mission is to develop and execute policies, programs, and projects to combat and mitigate the effects of climate change and sustainably manage and protect Brookline’s natural resources to build ecological and climate resilience. Brookline has a long history of local climate action, and now an eager team of staff ready to implement the Town’s sustainability and conservation policies and initiatives.
As they look into the New Year, keep an eye out for more information or the new Division, including:
Staff Introductions
Volunteer Opportunities
Public meetings related to sustainability
Join the High Street Hill Association, the Friends of Leverett Pond, and the Town of Brookline’s Parks and Open Space department for an Olmsted Birthday Celebration on Saturday, April 26 from 1 – 3 at Olmsted Park, 2 Brookline Place between Chestnut and Boylston Streets in Brookline.
