UPDATE: This meeting will be held virtually only and NOT in person. You can participate in the meeting by...
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Join Mass Audubon and the Boston Parks Department's Urban Wilds Program for a walk at Allandale Woods as we explore pond and marsh habitat.
What kinds of plants and animals inhabit this habitat, and why are marshes so important for a healthy ecosystem? Ponds and marshes are not only important for the natural world, but are vital for water management in cities. We will also plant some native shrubs to help keep the ecosystem healthy
Due to current health guidelines we are capping this event at 20 participants. Masks are required, hand sanitizer will be provided, and social distancing protocols will be followed. Rain date is May 31 at the same time and location.
To register or for more information, contact Paul Sutton at 617-961-3029 or paul.sutton@boston.gov.
If you are unable to connect to audio or you do not have internet, you can call into the meeting by dialing 646-558-8656 and entering Meeting ID: 246 330 130#.
Designs for Franklin Park are underway — we need your help shaping the future!
Join us for our third public workshop on Wednesday, March 10, at 12 p.m. and again at 6:30 p.m. During this workshop, we will share a preview of preliminary design ideas for Franklin Park. There will be opportunities for you to share your ideas and feedback to inform the team’s design decisions and next steps.
Interpretation and translation services are available to you at no cost. If you cannot attend this meeting, have any questions or comments, or need interpretation services, please contact us in advance.
If you are unable to connect to audio or you do not have internet, you can call into the meeting by dialing 646-558-8656 and entering Meeting ID: 246 330 130#.
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The meeting will be televised on Boston City TV (Xfinity Channel 24, RCN Channel 13, and Verizon Fios Channel 962) and livestreamed on Boston.gov.
