U.S. Senators Elizabeth Warren and Edward Markey, Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley, State Senator Lydia Edwards, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, Massachusetts Undersecretary of Environment Gary Moran, Rep. Adrian Madaro, District 1 City Councilor Gabriela "Gigi" Coletta, and representatives from Massport joined The Trustees on Friday to celebrate $2 million in federal funding awarded to Piers Park III.

A Boston Dance Theater (BDT) performance called SURGE is coming to Piers Park this July, featuring three East Boston-based creators.

The ceremonial start to Boston’s gardening season kicked off with the Gardeners’ Gathering event, beginning with welcoming remarks from Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and Trustees President & CEO John Judge.

The Piers Park III project in East Boston has received $2 million in federal funds, to help support construction of the waterfront public space.

On March 5, 1890, a letter written by Charles Eliot entitled “The Waverley Oaks,” was published in Garden and Forest, raising concerns about Boston’s dwindling public open space. In his letter Eliot proposes a model of permanent trusteeship—a vision that led him to found The Trustees the following year.

Hosted by the Trustees Boston Community Gardens and the City of Boston, this year’s theme will center around understanding our relationships with land, and how that relationship relates to food production.

Community input from online surveys, webinars, and public outreach is being incorporated into a new design for Piers Park III.

Interacting with nature and being outdoors can help improve personal wellbeing for city residents by reducing the feelings of loneliness, a new study finds.

What steps can be taken to make climate resilience planning in East Boston more equitable and inclusive? A newly released report explores this question for future development.

Seventy percent of Boston voters consider it “very important” that the waterfront “improves the public health of the City by providing open spaces for exercise and enjoyment,” according to new poll results released today by The Coalition for a Resilient and Inclusive Waterfront.

The Board of Directors of The Trustees of Reservations announced the appointment of John Judge as its fifth President and CEO. Judge joins The Trustees following his role leading the Appalachian Mountain Club (AMC). The appointment follows an eight-month search.

The Trustees has been named a Universal Participant Designated Organization by the Massachusetts Cultural Council.

New events and opportunities to reconnect were the hallmark of this year’s gardening season, on the heels of last summer’s challenges.

An online survey about the design of future Piers Park III has gathered feedback from all over Boston, with the majority of responses from East Boston, the site of the future park.

An international ARTivism project spanning 15 countries has returned to East Boston, with a mission to bring awareness to issues around coastal conservation, stewardship, and sustainability.