Invasives Pulls August 2026
The Newton Conservators Invasives Team tackles garlic mustard, buckthorn, black swallow-wort, bittersweet, japanese knotweed, and other problems in many of Newton's open spaces. Come join [...]
Morning Birding in Nahanton Park
Follow Haynes Miller, an avid birder and long-time Newton resident, as he leads fellow bird enthusiasts through Nahanton Park, one of the best birding spots [...]
Webinar: Exploring and Photographing Newton’s Brooks and Streams
Newton has over 14 miles of streams and brooks, including those that flow freely in the daylight and those that are confined underground. Since 2019, [...]
6th Annual Newton Monarch Festival
Get ready for a day of family fun and monarch magic! The Sixth Annual Newton Monarch Festival is fluttering into Wellington Park, West Newton on Saturday, September 19th, 2026, from [...]
Fourth Annual Newton Pollinator Garden Tour
Explore a mix of beautiful and functional private and public landscapes during the Fourth Annual Newton Pollinator Garden Tour, taking place on Saturday, September 19, [...]
See What's New at Riverside Park
Come tour the newly upgraded Riverside Park area and learn about the efforts to connect Newton’s walking areas and park lands! Tod Cochran of the [...]
Explore Oak Hill's River Trails
One of the long walks in Newton Conservators’ newly revised Trail Guide includes the Charles River area in Oak Hill across from Cutler Park, which [...]
Enjoy the Fall Foliage and History of Houghton Garden
Created in 1906 by Martha and Clement Houghton on what was then 26 acres, Newton’s Houghton Garden was designed to take advantage of the natural [...]
Fabulous Fall Flora at Edmands Park
Join naturalist Jeff Adams for a guided walk at Edmands Park to learn how to identify the plants that shape our local ecosystem and inform [...]
Fall Birding in Nahanton Park
Nahanton Park offers a mix of woodlands and meadows along the Charles River, as well as the Newton City garden plots, making it one of [...]