Past Events

This public conversation aims to bridge the gap between environmental awareness and actionable change, featuring a dynamic discussion among leading activists, artists, and academics. The event will delve into the critical role of art and education in addressing the ecological crisis, exploring themes of representation, creativity, context, and the intersectionality of environmentalism and colonization.

We’ll be bagging a variety of tree species, including Concolor Fir, White Oak, Shagbark Hickory, and Washington Hawthorn in Seaport and would love your help!

In this class you will learn how to take care of your tree. This is the first class needed to complete your Tree Keeper training.

As part of Nature of Cities Festival , David Meshoulam, Executive Director of Speak for the Trees, will be participating in a panel sharing on the Lexicon of Change. The panelists will examine ways in which social entrepreneurs and change makers can promote tree equity, accessibility, and urban gardens across cities around the world.

Boston Urban Forest Friends (BUFF) meets on the second Friday of each month from 11am to noon on zoom.

Join us to celebrate the first semester of projects from the Transforming Narratives for Environmental Justice (TNEJ) initiative. TNEJ seeks to advance environmental and climate justice through collaborative storytelling, design, and research.

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Join Alex Klein, local Arborist and Herbalist, at 1:30 on Saturday December 9th for a winter tree ID walk.

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Join our very own Jerel Ferguson for the Hike4Life: Walk Off the Turkey Hike.  Saturday November 25th, at Franklin Park. The group will meet up at the William J. Devine Golf Clubhouse at 11:00AM. Wear comfortable shoes and dress for the season.

Join us to fete our work in 2023 – and look ahead to 2024!

Join Speak for the Trees at the Urban Farming Institute as we host a FREE Fall tree giveaway.