What weāre about
Before the pandemic, we got together to learn, discuss, understand - to spread hope for a livable climate in the decades to come by sharing knowledge of regenerative practices that work to sequester carbon and cool the local and global climate. Our community members are gardeners, ecologists, climate activists, scientists, writers, researchers, innovators, local foodies, policy makers, educators, leaders, futurists, organizers, parents, holistic thinkers, and anyone curious about how biology shapes Earth.
Among other activities, we had a monthly potluck dinner and lively presentations and discussions. Topics varied, but all center around how ecological and regenerative resource management can reverse the effects of global warming. By shifting our thinking to see the world in wholes, we can collaborate and take action now. Let's all be part of the worldwide mobilization of the biosphere to restore damaged ecosystems and reverse global warming.
We hope to return to those in-person meetings when it's clearly safe, but in the meanwhile we have a number of online events - and you're invited! Please visit our website at bio4climate.org to see what we're up to. You can also sign up for our newsletter to stay updated on upcoming events: bio4climate.org/sign-up-for-our-newsletter/. Thank you for taking interest in our eco-restoration efforts!
Upcoming events (1)
See all- Biodiversity Day in Danehy ParkDanehy Park, Cambridge, MA
Join us for a fun and educational afternoon outdoors at BioDay in Danehy Park, hosted by Native Plant Community Gardeners and co-hosted by Biodiversity for a Livable Climate (Bio4Climate) and Boston Birding.
š³ Bio4Climate will lead a tour of the Miyawaki mini-forest planted in the parkācome learn how this dense, fast-growing native forest method works and how it restores ecosystems and builds climate resilience right in our cities.
The event will also feature:
š¦ A bird-watching tour with Mari Badger (Boston Birding)
š¼ A native plant walk
š¶ Live music
š² Nature-themed games for all ages
You'll also hear about a new community-led Native Plant Pollinator Garden coming to the parkāand how you can get involved in bringing more biodiversity to Danehy!
šæ Bring friends, family, and your love for nature. Letās grow something beautiful together!
š Event location on Google Maps. Enter Danehy Park through the Sherman Street entrance, then follow the main path straight ahead. Walk past the Miyawaki mini-forest. Just a bit further, youāll spot our check-in table along the main path!
