Learn how to identify, combat and dispose of common local invasives like burning bush, multiflora rose, bittersweet, knotweed & more. Learn to use the specialized garden tools available to borrow from the Harvard Public Library “Library of Things”.
Join the Bromfield Green Team at Volunteers Hall to learn more about solar. Vendors and solar coaches will be present for free consultations.
Repair Cafe Harvard is an HCIC initiative that promotes repair as an alternative to throwing things “away”.
Is solar right for you? We are hosting our first community Solar Coaching session at the General Store.
Here’s your opportunity to find out!
Let’s keep them out of the waste stream. Residents tossed them into a dump truck hard enough to smash most of them!
Local author Rich Marcello and long time resident Lucy Wallace discuss his 6th novel “The Means of Keeping” – a profound exploration of grief, friendship, and the indelible impact of climate change on personal and global scales.
This student conference focused on stories and observations of climate change seen through the eyes of local residents. These stories touched upon personal experience, thoughts, and reflections about climate change. Student organizer Michele Buni, a Bromfield student, gathered a great line-up of speakers.
