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urban wild and wildlife sanctuary
Fall is a beautiful season in the Roslindale Wetlands! For our Fall Serve & Learn event, we will plant some native trees and shrubs as part of the ecological restoration project. Join us Saturday, September 26, 9:00-12:00.
Meet at the Coniston Road entrance. Please dress for outdoor work, including sturdy shoes and work gloves if you have them. It's recommended to bring water and bug spray. Bring tools if you have them. Rain date Sunday, September 27.
An urban oasis
An urban oasis
The Roslindale Wetlands is an Urban Wild in the City of Boston. The Roslindale Wetlands Task Force is a volunteer group of the Longfellow Area Neighborhood Association (LANA) focused on the restoration and enjoyment of this unique natural asset.
Visit
Visit
Walk the perimeter trail, listen for birds, and hear the wind in the trees.
Support the Tree Fund
Support the Tree Fund
In-Person Events
In-Person Events
Join us for in-person Serve & Learn events and other gatherings. Our next quarterly Serve & Learn is set for September 26, 9:00-12:00.
Wetlands Ecology
Wetlands Ecology
The Roslindale Wetlands serve as an important natural storm runoff collection area for the surrounding neighborhood.
Getting There
Getting There
Visit the Roslindale Wetlands and walk the 0.4-mile perimeter trail. Terrain is flat, and the Walter Street and Coniston Road entrances are accessible.
Bug spray is recommended during mosquito season.
Leashed dogs are welcome.
Owners, pick up and remove all pet waste.
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