The Fenway Missing Link Coalition Supports a Continuous Pathway
A consortium of organizations, including the MMOC, is working to extend the final section of the Fenway Multi-Use Path from Fenway Station beneath Park Drive
November 6, 2026
A consortium of organizations, including the MMOC, is working to extend the final section of the Fenway Multi-Use Path from Fenway Station beneath Park Drive
By Jack Schleifer, MCA, ISA, Urban Forestry Manager and Tree Warden for the Town of Brookline, Department of Public Works This informative article is published
By Ann Frechette, Co-President Emerita, Friends of Hall’s Pond This wonderful article is published in the Fall/Winter issue of PLACE, the Brookline GreenSpace Alliance‘s magazine.
Horticulturist and MMOC member Freddie Veikley keeps a watchful eye on landscaping progress at Liff Park, site of the Muddy River Restoration Project’s Phase I
For the October 26th issue of The Boston Globe, reporter Billy Baker explores why the Riverway, Jamaicaway and Arborway have become “most dangerous and toughest
The Boston Globe commemorated the Muddy River floods of 1996 with a front-page article by columnist Danny McDonald on October 25, 2026. Kudos to MMOC
The Boston Parks and Recreation Department has announced that the Pathways Project in the Back Bay Fens is set to begin during the week of
By Abby Oliveira, Senior Land Use and Sustainability Planner for the Longwood Collective One year ago, we broke ground on the Longwood Medical and Academic
In a September 28 report for Happy Eco News, environmental writer Mariz Guiniawan reports on the enormous impacts of six decades of Charles River restoration