"Coming straight to the Arboretum from the Roxbury Tree Giveaway event had me super excited to share my love for trees and soak in the serenity of Hemlock Hill. I feel so blessed to have had such kind attendees, who were so eager to talk about forest bathing and resonate with the session. Thank you all for coming, I cannot express my gratitude enough!" 

- Megan

Missed the meditation? Take some time on your own with the trees. The trees are waiting for you.

"I was so glad that I was able to run this event with my amazing research mentor, Jamie Harrison, and share some of the coolest but often overlooked aspects of our research together! And even more glad that our audience was so receptive and curious to learn more!" - Megan

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"I loved planning and getting in contact with Kathrine Devine, a Boston Public Library librarian, to collaborate with and create a LibGuide on tree equity and teaching the public on the importance of trees. It was exciting to finally present our work at the Exploring Trees and Equity in Boston through Literature event; having a poetry reading from the poet, Erica Charis-Molling, was a great addition to introduce our LibGuide." - Ricardo

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Nearly 20 people joined a zoom roundtable on "Trees, Faith, and Tradition" to hear from Rev. and Chief of Energy, Environment, and Open Space Mariama White-Hammond, Rabbi Shoshana Meira Friedman, and Professor Chris Ives. The speakers explored trees as a space of hope, rebirth, and change in the era of climate change.

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Oh what a day for the first Savor the Square event of 2021! It started rainy and cold, but by 10am the skies cleared and the trees arrived. Before we knew it, all 125 trees - a mixture of redbud, black tupelo, bur oak, and others - found a new home in local residents' yards. There was music, food, and vendors sharing their crafts and EJ work, including tables from ACE and Friends of MCB. Thank you for our partners, especially The American City Coalition and Natixis, for supporting the event. We look forward to making this an annual event. Stay tuned!

If your community organization has space to plant trees, we want to plant them with you!

Are you involved with a community organization, school, house of worship, or group that has space to plant 5-20 trees trees? We're seeking community partners with spaces where trees can find new homes. We'll provide the funding, knowhow, and labor - all you need to do is provide the space.

Interested organizations should contact us at [email protected].