facebook pixel
Boston has one of the most ambitious open-space legacies in the country, and you’re living in it. 🌿 95% of residents are just a five-minute walk from a park or green space. 📍 That’s thanks in large part to the Emerald Necklace, a vision launched in the 1800s by Frederick Law Olmsted to connect Boston’s urban parks — from Boston Common to Franklin Park. But while access is high, quality isn’t equal. Some neighborhoods lack recreational options like sports fields, water access, or updated landscaping. The dream of a fully connected, equitable green network still inspires Boston, but there’s work to do to make every park feel like it belongs to everyone. 🌳 Information from: Boston Parks & Emerald Necklace Trust Follow mustdoboston for more like this and tag your favorite local green space 👇 Media via Shutterstock #mustdoboston #bostonparks #boston
https://www.instagram.com/p/DMtEp8chNPK
Posted on Instagram ·

 2.2k

 20

    Suggested Credits

    Credits on Gondola describe each credited role and may be incomplete. A brand or featured person is not necessarily the creator.

    Tags, Events, and Projects