What can trees teach us? According to a February 10th New York Times article written by landscape reporter Margaret Roach, Harvard University and its Arnold
Thanks to Sam Downes, Deputy Director of Engineering for the Town of Brookline, for joining the MMOC’s Water Quality Subcommittee meeting on January 28th. Sam
Our friends at the Olmsted Network have announced a roster of exciting programs for February. Here are the event descriptions and registration links: Thursday, February
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: January 21, 2026Contact: Stefan Geller, Senior Communications ManagerPhone: 781-572-9341Email: sgeller@crwa.org BOSTON, MA – Charles River Watershed Association (CRWA) is excited to announce
Lisa Kumpf, chair of the MMOC’s Water Quality Subcommittee, reported on the background and potential next steps for addressing the Muddy River’s water level issues
The January 13th issue of Brookline News leads with an investigation of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)’s flood maps that were released in June.
In celebration of the 25th anniversary of its signature festival event Open Our Doors, the Fenway Alliance is hosting Carols + Cocoa, a holiday community
Join Brookline’s Town Arborist and Tree Warden Jack Schleifer for a winter tree identification walk. Jack will share insights on how to identify tree species
The November 29th Boston Globe features a glorious photo essay by Lane Turner, a self-described “regular visitor…to a cherished urban gem, its value incalculable, more
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Monthly MMOC meetings are held by video conference. Members of the public are welcome to attend.
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