Last year, the Boston Parks Department and the Roslindale Wetlands Task Force planted 375 trees, shrubs, and plants to restore and strengthen our wetlands. We have a partnership with Boston Parks to help water them, but with only one watering truck covering 30 sites across the city, they can’t do it all.

🌿 Your support will help us:
💧 Provide critical watering for young trees and plants
🚰 Purchase essential watering equipment for long-term care
🌱 Protect the Roslindale Wetlands from climate-driven threats

Massachusetts has faced two severe droughts in the last five years, and last year a brush fire broke out in the Blue Hills. These events are a stark reminder of how vulnerable our green spaces are.

Every dollar makes a difference. Help us raise $3,000 by Arbor Day so that the Roslindale Wetlands Task Force can purchase watering equipment for the summer.

The funds go into the Longfellow Area Tree Fund, which is meant to help purchase trees and other plants in the Longfellow Area Neighborhood, which includes the Roslindale Wetlands Urban Wild.

Help Sustain the Roslindale Wetlands

By Longfellow Area Neighborhood Association Inc

Help Sustain the Roslindale Wetlands

Fund critical watering equipment for young trees and plants