歡迎參加波士頓Greenovate

在氣候變遷這件事情上，每位波士頓市民都在讓我們的城市變得健康、發展和創新的共同努力中扮演著重要的角色。Greenovate波士頓將每位社區成員與氣候計畫努力連結那些協助在居住、工作、學校和社區中採取行動的計畫以及資源。

Greenovate社區領袖在提升對於氣候變遷的意識上扮演重要的角色，並且透過促進家庭成員、朋友和/或工作同仁間的對話，了解目前的重點關注事項以及本市做了些什麼，來推廣採取氣候變遷行動。在這些集會中，將提出、記錄並和Greenovate波士頓團隊分享社區關切的議題，以協助氣候行動的規劃，參與人將辨別他們可以採取的措施以協助進一步的氣候問題解決方案。

我們將談到:

• 氣候變遷對於波士頓市民代表什麼
• 面對氣候變遷你可以做些什麼
• 有哪些資源可以協助你做準備
• 需要採取什麼行動

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6月8日星期六
上午10時至中午12時
BCYF QUINCY, 
885 WASHINGTON STREET, 02111

加入我們的培訓.
成為氣候領袖.
為氣候變遷採取行動.

將提供餐點。

THIS TRAINING WILL BE PRESENTED IN Mandarin Chinese

Welcome to Greenovate Boston

Every Bostonian has a role to play in making our city a healthy, thriving, and innovative city in a changing climate. Greenovate Boston connects community members to climate planning efforts as well as to programs and resources that support taking action at home, work, school, and around your neighborhood.

Greenovate Community Leaders play a critical role raising awareness of climate change and promoting climate action by hosting facilitated dialogues where family members, friends, and/or colleagues learn about what’s at stake and what’s being done by the City.

We are going to talking about:

• What climate change means for Bostonians
• What you can do to address climate change
• What resources are available to help you prepare

Saturday, June 8, 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.
BCYF Quincy, 885 Washington Street, 02111

Come to our training.
Become a Climate leader.
Take climate action.

Food will be provided.

Help us end Earth week and kick-off a summer full of action with our first Urban Wild cleanup of the year at Mattapan's Gladeside Urban Wild cleanup!

The City of Boston's Environment Department and Parks and Recreation Department are organizing a cleanup at the Gladeside Urban Wild in Mattapan.

Volunteer for the cleanup

A major component of the cleanup will be the picking up and disposing of trash in the surrounding area. Another component will involve the physical removal and disposal of invasive species. 

Invasive species are a group of organisms that are not native to a specific area and are harmful to the native organisms. This is due to the competition for resources that they create among the native organisms. 

The Parks and Recreation Department will lead the education and removal of invasive species portion of the event. They will help volunteers identify and remove the invasive species that are affecting the Gladeside Urban Wild.

1. Water
2. Jacket
3. A hat
4. Sunglasses
5. Bug spray
6. Close-toed shoes
7. Pants or sweatpants
8. Tools and gloves, if you have them

Please also check the weather before the event. You can learn more about Urban Wilds online. We also have information on the Mattapan Urban Wilds.

If you have any questions, please email Greenovate Boston at greenovate@boston.gov.

The Greenovate Boston Leaders Program aims to increase understanding of the climate impacts in Boston and the actions required to mitigate the impacts. We want to involve Bostonians as part of the collective action needed in advancing citywide initiatives. Our program gives you the materials and support you need to lead conversations about climate change and climate action.

Register for the event

This program is a great opportunity to network with a wide variety of leaders, learn how to format community discussions around climate change, and to make a positive impact on Boston. 

The training dates are Saturday, April 6, Monday, April 8, and Wednesday, April 10. Choose the date and location that works best for you to attend.

The max occupancy for each training is 30 people. Once we've reached 30 people, we will open up a waitlist in the order of submissions. If you are no longer able to attend a training you've signed up for or want to switch trainings, email David.Corbie@boston.gov.

Greenovate Boston will be hosting five in-language trainings (Spanish, Cape Verdean Creole, Haitian Creole, Vietnamese, Chinese) in May. If you would prefer attending those trainings, please email David Corbie at David.Corbie@boston.gov.

The Greenovate Boston Leaders Program aims to increase understanding of the climate impacts in Boston and the actions required to mitigate the impacts. We want to involve Bostonians as part of the collective action needed in advancing citywide initiatives. Our program gives you the materials and support you need to lead conversations about climate change and climate action.

Register for the event

This program is a great opportunity to network with a wide variety of leaders, learn how to format community discussions around climate change, and to make a positive impact on Boston. 

The training dates are Saturday, April 6, Monday, April 8, and Wednesday, April 10. Choose the date and location that works best for you to attend.

The max occupancy for each training is 30 people. Once we've reached 30 people, we will open up a waitlist in the order of submissions. If you are no longer able to attend a training you've signed up for, or want to switch trainings, email David.Corbie@boston.gov

Greenovate Boston will be hosting five in-language trainings (Spanish, Cape Verdean Creole, Haitian Creole, Vietnamese, Chinese) in May. If you would prefer attending those trainings, please email David Corbie at David.Corbie@boston.gov.

The Greenovate Boston Leaders Program aims to increase understanding of the climate impacts in Boston and the actions required to mitigate the impacts. We want to involve Bostonians as part of the collective action needed in advancing citywide initiatives. Our program gives you the materials and support you need to lead conversations about climate change and climate action.

Register for the event

This program is a great opportunity to network with a wide variety of leaders, learn how to format community discussions around climate change, and to make a positive impact on Boston. 

The training dates are Saturday, April 6, Monday, April 8, and Wednesday, April 10. Choose the date and location that works best for you to attend.

The max occupancy for each training is 30 people. Once we've reached 30 people, we will open up a waitlist in the order of submissions. If you are no longer able to attend a training you've signed up for, or want to switch trainings, email David.Corbie@boston.gov.

Greenovate Boston will be hosting five in-language trainings (Spanish, Cape Verdean Creole, Haitian Creole, Vietnamese, Chinese) in May. If you would prefer attending those trainings, please email David Corbie at David.Corbie@boston.gov.

Help us restore and beautify the Allandale Woods Urban Wild. These Saturday events will take place on October 5 and 19. Both individuals and groups are welcome.

For more information, please download the event flier.

This will be the forth public engagement event to share your thoughts on the new Moakley Park Vision Plan. Refreshments will be provided. Please register for the event through the link below:

RSVP for the event

For more information, please call Allison Perlman at the Boston Parks and Recreation Department at 617-961-3035, or email allison.perlman@boston.gov.

Join your fellow Boston Public Schools (BPS) students at a free Greenovate Boston Youth Leaders training led by Greenovate Boston and Boston Public Schools. This training will empower students with City of Boston climate change knowledge, leadership skills to train fellow students, and resources to lead environmental actions back at their schools. Teachers are welcome and encouraged to join their students.

Sign-up to become a youth leader!

This training is open to any BPS high school student. After completion of the training, Greenovate Boston Youth Leaders will be expected to return to their schools and organize other motivated students for:

1. Participation in a similar training (a peer training experience) at their school.
2. Selection and completion of a school-based environmental action. Greenovate Boston funding will be available to support the students' actions. Ideas for actions will be brainstormed and shared at the training.
3. Students will be invited to share their leadership with BPS and the City during a celebration in May/June.
4. BPS will support the ongoing continuation of the students' efforts through the formation of a permanent school-based student environmental organization or club (like BLS Youth Climate Action Network), or individual students' leadership efforts in their own neighborhoods.

Greenovate Boston and BPS staff will support students throughout all four steps. Support will include in-person coaching and mentoring, networking connections, funding, and access to resources needed for the actions.

• Training will be held Wednesday, January 23, from 4 - 6 p.m. at Teen Central within the Copley Boston Public Library, Johnson building, second floor, 700 Boylston St. Boston, MA 02116. Copley Library is located near Copley Station on the Green Line, Back Bay Station on the Orange Line, and the 39 bus route.
• Food and drinks will be provided during the training.