Muddy River Project Walk From Olmsted to the 21st Century

Fran Gershwin, Chair Muddy River Restoration Project Maintenance and Management Oversight Committee, 10–11:30am meet outside

Gershwin leads a walk highlighting project objectives: flood control, climate mitigation, water quality, habitat enhancement & historic landscape restoration followed by project viewing & refreshments upstairs at the Landmark Center. Landmark Center. 401 Park Drive, Boston

Lost Pond Sanctuary Walk

Alex Cassie, Brookline Park Ranger 12–1:30pm

Enjoy a guided walk through Lost Pond Sanctuary. This easypace walk shows a great snapshot of natural New England ecosystems and offers insight into how climate change can affect our natural areas. Walk held rain or shine, so dress accordingly. Lost Pond Sanctuary, Arlington Rd. entrance

What Voters Need to Know Our Climate and the Elections of 2016

Gov. Michael Dukakis 3–4pm followed by reception

Can America break free of fossil fuels? Governor Michael Dukakis steps up debate on the consequences of the fossil fuel industry’s face off with climate champions in upcoming elections. Shaped by candidates, parties, the press, money, activists and voter turnout, the outcome will determine policy for years to come. Tune in for a lively discussion. United Parish, 15 Marion St., Willett Hall