The City of Boston's Environment Department and Parks and Recreation Department are organizing a cleanup at the Condor Street Urban Wild in East Boston. The cleanup will take place on: 

Saturday, September 12, 2020 (Rain date: September 26)

From 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.

300 Condor Street, Boston, MA 02128

A major component of the clean-up will be the picking up and disposing of trash in the surrounding area. Another component will involve the physical removal and disposal of invasive species. 

Invasive species are a group of organisms that are not native to a specific area and are harmful to the native organisms. This is due to the competition for resources that they create among the native organisms. 

The Parks and Recreation Department will lead the education and removal of invasive species portion of the event. They will help volunteers identify and remove the invasive species that are affecting the Condor Street Urban Wild.

Please remember to bring: 

1. Water
2. Jacket
3. A hat
4. Sunglasses
5. Bug Spray
6. Close-toed shoes
7. Pants or sweatpants
8. Tools and gloves, if you have them. 

You can learn more about Urban Wilds online, or view the East Boston Urban Wilds. If you have any questions, please email Greenovate Boston at greenovate@boston.gov.

The City of Boston's Environment Department and Parks and Recreation Department are organizing a cleanup at the Roslindale Wetlands Urban Wild in Roslindale. The cleanup will take place on:



Saturday, May 9, 2020 (Rain date: May 10), from 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.

40 Selwyn street, Boston, MA 02131

A major component of the cleanup will be the picking up and disposing of trash in the surrounding area. Another component will involve the physical removal and disposal of invasive species.



Invasive species are a group of organisms that are not native to a specific area and are harmful to the native organisms. This is due to the competition for resources that they create among the native organisms.



The Parks and Recreation Department will lead the education and removal of invasive species portion of the event. They will help volunteers identify and remove the invasive species that are affecting the Roslindale Wetlands Urban Wild.



Please remember to bring:

1. Water
2. Jacket
3. A hat
4. Sunglasses
5. Bug Spray
6. Close-toed shoes
7. Pants or sweatpants
8. Tools and gloves, if you have them.

You can learn more about Urban Wilds online, or view the Roslindale Urban Wilds. If you have any questions, please email Greenovate Boston at Greenovate@boston.gov.

The City of Boston's Environment Department and Parks and Recreation Department are organizing a cleanup at the Condor Street Urban Wild in East Boston.

A major component of the cleanup will be the picking up and disposing of trash in the surrounding area. Another component will involve the physical removal and disposal of invasive species.

Invasive species are a group of organisms that are not native to a specific area and are harmful to the native organisms. This is due to the competition for resources that they create among the native organisms.

The Parks and Recreation Department will lead the education and removal of invasive species portion of the event. They will help volunteers identify and remove the invasive species that are affecting the Condor Street Urban Wild.

Please remember to bring:

1. Water
2. Jacket
3. A hat
4. Sunglasses
5. Bug Spray
6. Close-toed shoes
7. Pants or sweatpants
8. Tools and gloves, if you have them.

You can learn more about Urban Wilds online, and view Hyde Park's Urban Wilds. If you have any questions, please email Greenovate Boston at greenovate@boston.gov.

The New Year is here and our climate aspirations for this year are high. With the amazing achievements of 2019, we want to make sure that the momentum continues to propel us even closer to our climate goals. To do this, Greenovate Boston will be hosting the 1st of this year's Greenovation Hub.

The Greenovation Hub is a space to help inspire communication and collaboration within the climate, energy, and environment sectors by focusing conversations on key words. This Greenovation Hub key word is EmergencX. As we enter into 2020, there is an emergence into what the year will be from where we start from. Along with that, there is a question of what are we being emerged in, such as images and stories of climate disasters. With each of these notions, we must ask ourselves where our city is at the beginning of 2020 and where we want it to be in 2021 and beyond.

Join us on January 30th to brainstorm, discuss, network, and action plan with members of the Boston community and beyond. Please join us to lend your passion and expertise to this innovative celebration. We want leaders from all sectors to join in this conversation to ensure thorough considerations are being integrated into this important conversation. Whether this is racial equity, gender equity, housing, economic development, workforce development, or emergency preparedness, all need to be considered.

Food and beverages will be provided. If you have any dietary restrictions, please indicate below. If you have any questions, please email David Corbie at David.Corbie@Boston.Gov.