In collaboration with World Forestry Center and The Air We Share, join us for this interactive program to discuss the impacts of wildfire on human and forest health and weigh the collective actions communities can take to become smoke ready.
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Red pandas chat at Nature's Neighborhoods Children's Zoo, showcasing the cute ring‑tailed “firefox” and its unique traits.
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.
Boston Park Rangers guide a casual, informative walk through Olmsted Park’s Daisy Field, explaining why leaves change color.
Swamp Chat at Bird's World swamp exhibit offers insights into winged creatures and ongoing conservation efforts.
Meet the gorilla troop in the Tropical Forest exhibit and learn about Zoo New England’s conservation efforts for gorillas and rainforest habitats.
Boston Park Rangers lead a Fall Foliage Walk through Allandale Woods, explaining leaf color changes during a casual, informative stroll.
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.
Mark Rober leads hands‑on engineering demos, conversation, and audience participation at the Museum of Science Boston.
Immersive sound‑and‑image installation built from a decade of field recordings from endangered ecosystems surrounds visitors at Museum of Science Boston.
Halloween-themed weekend at Museum of Science Boston offers drop‑in activities, design challenges, live presentations, and a member‑only raffle; costumes encouraged.
Birdwatching tour through the Arboretum’s landscape led by docent and birder Donna Sullivan, a two‑hour walk for adult beginners and experienced birders, for ages 18 and up.
Panel discussion on wildfire smoke, climate, and public health at the Museum of Science Boston, presented with World Forestry Center and The Air We Share.
