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A highlight of the July 8th meeting of the MMOC was a presentation by Sean Lynn-Jones, MMOC member and president of the Brookline GreenSpace Alliance
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A highlight of the July 8th meeting of the MMOC was a presentation by Sean Lynn-Jones, MMOC member and president of the Brookline GreenSpace Alliance

Among the highlights of the April 7th Muddy River Symposium were the honors awarded to outstanding student research. In this 20th year of the event,

This year’s Muddy River Symposium will feature a keynote address from Emily Norton, Executive Director of the Charles River Watershed Association. Come for the presentations,

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

Visionary parks advocate and co-founder of the Olmsted Network (formerly the National Association of Olmsted Parks), Betsy Shure Gross was honored with a prestigious Caroline

In a moving Cognoscenti essay about the significance of reclaiming—or “unburying”—urban waterways, Berklee College of Music professor Jan Donley writes about river daylighting as a

The Muddy River Restoration Project Maintenance and Management Oversight Committee (MMOC) joins with parks advocates nationwide to mark the passing of Betsy Shure Gross. Betsy

In her July 23rd tribute to MMOC co-founder and guiding spirit Betsy Shure Gross, reporter Celeste Alcalay cites the “Olmsted renaissance” that Betsy inspired: “She