Light pollution, simply put, is any unnecessary or excessive outdoor illumination. Sadly, it’s become a pervasive and ugly consequence of modern 24/7 society. Light pollution [...]
Join Barbara Bates and Sam Corbin as we explore the Charles Riverside Park and learn about migration by playing games focusing on environmental interactions, food [...]
Newton residents with disabilities and those who are interested in accessibility are invited to review the draft of the updated Americans with Disabilities Act Transition [...]
Newton Conservators received the following invitation from PRC Commissioner Nicole Banks about a roundtable discussion on the proposed override's $1M budget for parks, fields, courts, [...]
Join Pete Gilmore and the Brookline Bird Club for an easy walk on flat woodland and meadow trails, looking for fall migrants including confusing fall [...]
Look for our Newton Conservators table (under a red tent) at the Newton Harvest Fair. We will have the latest walks and webinars schedules, our trail [...]
Indigenous Peoples Day Newton will take place on Monday, October 10, 11AM-5PM at Albemarle Park, celebrating the music, dance, poetry, and the visual art of [...]
The Fall bird migration brings Wood Warblers, Kinglets, and a multitude of Sparrows through Nahanton Park every year. Join long time birder Haynes Miller for [...]
Due to the rainy weather, this walk has been postponed to 10/2. The Webster Woods has numerous special geological, botanical, historical and landscape features. Learn [...]
Newton Parks, Recreation and Culture invites you to attend an upcoming virtual community meeting for an update on the Marty Sender Greenway Restoration Phase II [...]