Green Cambridge recognizes the need to be actively anti-racist and pledges to work to dismantle racism within our organization, the broader environmental movement we participate in, and the City of Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Sustainability Begins With Equity and Justice
#blacklivesmatter
Are you or someone you know at high risk of food insecurity because of the COVID-19 Crisis?
Help is available. Food For Free and the City of Cambridge have created a food delivery program. Call the Cambridge Community Food Line at 617-349-9155.
The program delivers a weekly bag of produce and shelf-stable food items to eligible individuals and families until food pantries and meal programs can reopen. The Cambridge Community Food Line will try to provide food items to anyone who meets the criteria above, regardless of immigration status.
The program delivers a weekly bag of produce and shelf-stable food items to eligible individuals and families until food pantries and meal programs can reopen. The Cambridge Community Food Line will try to provide food items to anyone who meets the criteria above, regardless of immigration status.
Food Pantries & Meal Programs in Cambridge
Creating opportunities for discovery and reconnection with each other in our local environment.
Using urban farms, urban forests, and our urban wilds, we connect people to the beauty of trees, the magic of growing, and the understanding of habitats for more equitable neighborhoods and connected communities.
Who We Are
Green Cambridge works to educate and engage residents toward everyday resiliency by connecting the importance of urban agriculture, the urban tree canopy, and urban wilds. We use these public spaces to provide place-based educational discovery opportunities for all ages and backgrounds. Building off of permaculture principles, they envision a more socially connected and equitable present
that works toward a climate-resilient future.
Our urban farm in East Cambridge connects communities to the growing cycle. We’ve helped lead Cambridge toward NetZero energy goals ahead of other cities and towns. We prize the value of all trees growing in the city, no matter whose property they grow from. We support all work toward removing pavement and parking and increasing transit, pedestrian and bicycle facilities for a cleaner, safer, and healthier future. We educate emerging generations on the urban flora and fauna found in our city through multi-generational celebration.
that works toward a climate-resilient future.
Our urban farm in East Cambridge connects communities to the growing cycle. We’ve helped lead Cambridge toward NetZero energy goals ahead of other cities and towns. We prize the value of all trees growing in the city, no matter whose property they grow from. We support all work toward removing pavement and parking and increasing transit, pedestrian and bicycle facilities for a cleaner, safer, and healthier future. We educate emerging generations on the urban flora and fauna found in our city through multi-generational celebration.
Join our board or committees!
We're growing and seeking role-based volunteers for our:
Email info@greencambridge.org for more info.
- Green Cambridge Board: join our governance board and help guide the future of the organization, including fundraising!
- Alewife Subsidiary Board: advise on programming for one of our last urban wilds!
- Arts-Based Environmental Education Committee: help create a robust education and festival programming!
Email info@greencambridge.org for more info.
Climate Citizenship
We can act now to protect ourselves, future generations, and life on earth from the conditions of a changing climate. We believe it is our responsibility to act now to
- Adapt our way of living,
- Conserve natural resources and systems, and
- Restore the natural cycles on which life on earth depends.
Green Cambridge in the News
Annual ReportOur Fiscal Year 2016 Annual Report is full of pictures and updates on our many activities and accomplishments for the past year.
Fiscal Year 2015 Annual Report |
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