Presented in partnership with Yang’s Martial Arts Association of Boston. Class Location: Schoolmaster Hill, Franklin Park Instructor: Joe Best Joe Best started his martial arts training in Uechi Ryu Karate […]
Join us to hear exciting updates on projects in Charlesgate Park, as well as MassDOT‘s progress and renewed focus on projects in our community. Learn […]
Pop your popcorn, pull up a blanket and enjoy a screening of Hoot on Fairsted’s South Lawn! Celebrate the conservation work of Frederick Law Olmsted, Jr. of the Everglades in Florida […]
Experience the healing benefits of The Emerald Necklace on a Forest Bathing Walk through Franklin Park.
Crisp days and changing foliage beckon! Join the Emerald Necklace Conservancy for a guided, interpretive bike tour from the Arnold Arboretum to the Back Bay Fens, led by a Conservancy […]
After decades spent underground beneath a parking lot, a portion of the Muddy River has been uncovered to see daylight once again. Hear the story of how river and parkland […]
What do a 17th-century Japanese Temple Bell, a bridge made of Roxbury puddingstone, and a tree once thought extinct have in common? They all reside in the Back Bay Fens. […]
Join Emerald Necklace Conservancy staff and volunteers with land stewardship and invasive species removal work in the Emerald Necklace parks on Saturday, October 9! We will be removing brush, debris, […]
Crisp days and changing foliage beckon! Join the Emerald Necklace Conservancy for a guided, interpretive bike tour from the Arnold Arboretum to the Back Bay Fens, led by a Conservancy docent. It’s a great opportunity to learn about and explore Boston’s largest park system. All attendees must provide their own bicycle. Tour begins at the […]
Join the Emerald Necklace Conservancy for a tour of Charlesgate Park! Charlesgate is the start of Frederick Law Olmsted’s Emerald Necklace. We hope you’ll join us to learn about the park’s history, as well as present restoration efforts designed to repair park access issues, improve the water quality of Muddy River and create new park […]
