
Stewardship Saturday at World’s End
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Join park stewards and our partners The Trustees to help with landscape and ecosystem management atop the beautiful drumlins of World’s End!

Join park stewards and our partners The Trustees to help with landscape and ecosystem management atop the beautiful drumlins of World’s End!
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Park stewards and The Trustees guide volunteers in landscape and ecosystem management on World’s End’s drumlins.
Stewardship Saturday at World's End — volunteers work with The Trustees to restore drumlin habitats, planting native flora and improving conditions for birds, insects, trees, and wildflowers.
Fall bird walk at Arnold Arboretum Visitor Center with photographer Michael Bryant, spotting autumn birds, foliage, and borrowing binoculars for beginners, ages 18 and up.
Guided forest bathing walk in Arnold Arboretum invites adults to slow, sensory exploration on uneven terrain led by certified guide Tam Willey.
Guided walk of Korean trees from the Hunnewell Building to the Explorer’s Garden with Keeper Michael Dosmann, followed by opening of Living Connections exhibit, for adults.
Red pandas chat at Nature's Neighborhoods Children's Zoo, showcasing the cute ring‑tailed “firefox” and its unique traits.
Boston Birding with Family at Boston Nature Center and Wildlife Sanctuary in Mattapan, open to all ages.
Docent‑led 90‑minute tour in front of the Hunnewell Building explores over a mile of the Arboretum’s 281‑acre landscape, highlighting woody plant collections and current blooms.
Stewardship Saturday on Cathleen Stone Island offers plant removal with park biologists and volunteer stewards.
Special cruise and excursion to Peddocks Island honors veterans and active service members, for ages 18 and up.
Docent Vicki Amalfitano leads a fall tour of the Arboretum’s changing leaves, seeds and fruits, walking paved roads, woodchip paths and grass.