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Look for the Southwest Corridor Group on the Flickr photo sharing website.
If you have a Flickr account you are welcome to join the group and share photos. ALSO VISIT OUR image gallery
to view more photos!
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Mission
“To restore and enrich for current and future generations, the Southwest
Corridor Park in partnership with the public, adjacent communities, businesses
and educational and cultural institutions.”
......SW Corridor Park Conservancy
Park News
Volunteer Day - November 12
Thank you to all the volunteers who worked on Saturday, November, 12th! We had about 33 volunteers, including neighborhood volunteers and volunteers
from Babson College and Boston Cares. Volunteers accomplished lots of different projects from JP to the South End, including daffodil planting,
pruning, fertilizing, getting the butterfly garden ready for winter, and more.
Volunteer Day - October 15
Thank you to everyone who came on October 15th for a very productive volunteer day! There were 25 students from Northeastern University, through the university's day of service,
and there were about 10 or 12 neighborhood volunteers. The weather was wonderful and the volunteers worked on
various projects, including weeding, turning over soil, bulb planting and more.
There will be a few more weekends of nice gardening weather -- contact Franco Campanello for more opportunities to get
involved this fall.
Festival Garden!
Volunteers from JP have adopted a SWCP garden near Stony Brook, with a theme of edible gardening, with expectations of
produce to share among neighbors. Visit the Google Group for this garden at https://sites.google.com/site/festivalgardenjp/
or email festivalgardenjp@gmail.com for more information and to find out how to volunteer and to join the garden's Google Group/email list.
See the location on the SWCPC Maps (Section 3: JP).
Thank you!
On one of the summer Saturday volunteer days, volunteers received materials that were donated by the
Scotts Miracle-Gro Company for landscaping along the corridor. Thank you Scotts and volunteers!
Visit the community page on the Scotts Miracle-Gro Website:
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