By Arleyn Levee, Founding Member, MMOC This article, published in the March, 2026 issue of The Fenway News, clarifies reporting in the February issue of the paper. It highlights the complexities of defining causation—and addressing remediation—for the Muddy River’s low-water levels and resulting mudflats. Kudos, Arleyn! On behalf of the
By Emily Norton, Executive Director, Charles River Watershed Association This post was emailed to the CRWA community on February 26, 2026 and is reprinted here
The MMOC welcomed Tony Dreyfus, Jamaica Pond Association board member and Chair of its Parks, Parkways and Open Spaces Committee at its February 18th meeting
The Town of Brookline’s Department of Public Works (DPWorks) issued its 2025 Open Space Plan in the fall of 2025. This comprehensive document provides an
One of the nation’s most complex environmental restoration projects culminated in the construction of a durable flood risk management channel in 2017. Our Muddy is flowing again!
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