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 [...]
Kids- Discovering Hammond Pond
Did you know there is a large pond next to Webster Woods? Join Barbara Bates and Sam Corbin, Newton Conservators Board members to explore a [...]
CANCELED DUE TO RAIN - Signs of Spring in the Webster Woods: Wildflowers, trees leafing out, migratory birds, and sunfish.
This Event has been canceled today due to predicted heavy rain in the afternoon! Consider attending the Newton Earth Day Festival inside at the Newton [...]
Newton's Earth Day Festival
Come visit our table (#16) at Newton’s Earth Day Festival to learn more about Newton Conservators, the Newton Conservation Office, and the Newton Pollinator Group. [...]
Cold Spring Park Invasives Pull
Cold Spring Park is being invaded by garlic mustard, knotweed, buckthorn, and other species. We will keep the Cochituate Aqueduct walk under control after previous [...]
Earth Day Clean-Up at Hammond Pond Reservation
Spend this Earth Day with the Newton Conservators and The Street Chestnut Hill as we help to keep Hammond Pond Reservation a clean and enjoyable [...]
The Stories the Rocks Tell: An Introduction to the Geological History of Newton and Eastern Massachusetts
Newton’s rocks are like ancient scrolls for those who can interpret them, telling fascinating stories of continental collisions, high mountains forming, explosive volcanic eruptions, and [...]
Kids- Noticing Cold Spring Park
Join Barbara Bates and Sam Corbin, Newton Conservators Board members, to explore how early spring affects Cold Spring Park, we will let what catches participants’ [...]
Aqueduct Hike
Join a fve-mile hike through woods, meadows, and felds along the Newton sections of the Sudbury and Cochituate aqueducts. This is a steady but not [...]
The Importance of Bees - Native Bees & Honeybees
Join Lindsay Miller Barranco from the vanEnglesdorp Bee Lab at the University of Maryland for a talk on the importance of bees, native bees and [...]