Archive of Past Events

Audubon's 119th Christmas Bird Count will be conducted between the dates of Friday, December 14, 2018 through Saturday, January 5, 2019. Please note that Sunday, [...]

The geology of the Newton area tells a fascinating story of a time about 585 million years ago when Newton was part of the great [...]

Join a five-mile hike through woods, meadows, and fields along the Newton sections of the Sudbury and Cochituate aqueducts. This is a steady but not [...]

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 [...]

Warblers, Waders and Woodlands Brooks Mathewson Harvard University Master of Forest Science 2006 Join ecologist, photographer and natural history educator Brooks Mathewson as he presents [...]

Brooks Mathewson Harvard University Master of Forest Science 2006 Ecologist and fine art photographer Brooks Mathewson has been observing and photographing the forests, beaver ponds, [...]

David Gessner David Gessner will discuss his "call for a new environmentalism, inspired by a canoe trip down the Charles River with Dan Driscoll." David [...]

Ned Friedman Director, Arnold Arboretum Professor Friedman will speak on Darwin and the origin of flowering plants. As he noted on the Arnold Arboretum's Web [...]

Brooks Mathewson Harvard University Master of Forest Science 2006 Rhode Island provides critical wintering, migratory, and breeding habitat for a great diversity of bird species [...]

Joseph S. Elkinton Professor of Entomology, UMass Amherst With the winter moth now invading New England's trees, attention is being given to long-term monitoring of [...]