
A Tour Through Cold Spring Park Cosponsored by Friends of Cold Spring Park
Tour Cold Spring Park, a natural gem in the heart of Newton, and explore some of its natural and unnatural wonders, mysteries, threats, and possibilities [...]

CANCELED-Kids- Exploring Dolan Pond
Due to low registration, this event has been canceled. We look forward to seeing you in the fall!

Nahanton Park Invasives Pull
Many native habitats, including the grassland Woodcock Meadow, home to threatened American Woodcock, and open woodland habitats, are threatened by invasive plants. They out-compete native [...]

Preparing for Climate Change: Is Newton Doing Enough?
Green Newton is joining the Newton Democratic City Committee’s Climate Crisis Subcommittee, in presenting “Preparing for Climate Change: Is Newton Doing Enough?” Emily Norton, Newton [...]

Invasives Pull at Blue Heron Bridge
We will work along the Charles River Greenway at this bridge site, pulling garlic mustard and cutting back other invasives. Wear long pants and sleeves, [...]

Invasives Pull at Sawmill Brook
Sawmill Brook Conservation Area is a lovely, long, natural trail connecting Newton to West Roxbury. It has garlic mustard and black swallow-wort infestations at its [...]

Mother’s Day Bird Walk at Nahanton Park Cosponsored by Friends of Nahanton Park
Nahanton Park offers a mix of woodlands, wetlands, edge habitat, and meadows along the Charles River, making it one of the best birding spots in [...]

Pony Truss Trail and Riverside Park Invasives Pull
Help tackle the garlic mustard, buckthorn, bittersweet, and japanese knotweed in our beautiful new park . Help keep these invaders out! Wear long pants tucked [...]

Newton Family FunFest
Newton Family FunFEST is a celebration of art and entertainment for all ages including live musical performances, carnival, community art project, live public art event, [...]

Spring Birding at Dolan Pond
Explore Dolan Pond Conservation Area in West Newton at peak time for newly arrived colorful residents, as well as migrating warblers, thrushes, vireos and more. [...]