Creating a Picture Book with Katia Wish
Conservancy Events
Creating a Picture Book: An author-illustrator shares the secrets of making a picture book.
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Presidents’ Day
Conservancy EventsIn observation of the holiday, Conservancy offices at the Shattuck Visitor Center are closed.
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Lights in the Necklace
Enjoy the emerald glow on several iconic Emerald Necklace bridges in the evenings from dusk to 9pm, daily through March 13.
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First Peek into the Curley House
Conservancy EventsFun fact: the Conservancy’s recently expanded offices at 350 Jamaicaway are the former home of Mayor James Michael Curley, one of Boston’s most notable (and notorious) mayors! Although our […]
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Hidden Gems: Revival of the Muddy River within the Emerald Necklace
Partner EventsEvent hosted by Park Watershed The story of the Emerald Necklace, (aka Muddy River riparian corridor) reveals how landscapes along urban waterways provide essential ecosystem connectivity. The Emerald Necklace Conservancy […]
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Patriots’ Day
Conservancy EventsIn observation of the holiday, Conservancy offices at the Shattuck Visitor Center are closed.
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Muddy River Cleanup 2021
Emerald Necklace MA, United StatesConservancy EventsDue to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, we have adjusted our traditionally one-day event to span a week in order to promote social distancing among volunteers. All cleanup events will take […]
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Tour of the Muddy River Restoration
Conservancy EventsJoin the Conservancy on a tour of Phase 2 of the Muddy River Restoration in the Back Bay Fens restoration area with the US Army Corps of Engineers and Charter Construction.
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Walk: Useful Plants Among Us
Valley Gates Parking Lot Boston, MA, United StatesConservancy EventsLearn how to identify and use helpful plants that grow in the wild on a leisurely stroll along the Emerald Necklace with Pam Kristan, author and wild food practitioner.
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Olmsted Now: Greater Boston’s Olmsted Bicentennial Community Open House
Partner EventsLearn more about Olmsted's public work and why, 200 years later, Greater Boston and other cities around the country will host initiatives that reanimate Olmsted's ideals.
