Advocate for Sustainable Schools
The Natick School Committee is in the midst of creating its strategic plan for the years 2026 to 2031. This is a roadmap guiding school decisions to support student learning […]
Grab a good book!
EcoNatick recommends some good books for Adults and Young Adult Readers: 1. Crow Planet by Lynda Lynn Hauptmann The naturalist writer makes the best of moving close to an urban […]
Earth-Friendly Gardening
Would you like to see more bees and butterflies in your garden? Do you want to create a beautiful landscape that needs less watering and pruning while providing food and […]
Composting Curbside Pick-up
Saving the planet begins at home—with compost. What is compost? Compost is a pile of old organic matter. Over time, with the help of billions of microscopic creatures, this organic […]
Live a car-free life
Getting rid of a car in favor of ridesharing or public transport saves 2.6 tons of CO2 per year on average. Learn more in this article.
Reduce your air travel
Around 2.4% of global CO2 emissions come from air travel, and the aviation industry is responsible for around 5% of global warming (more here). Taking 1 less transatlantic flight saves […]
Keep waterways clean: 5 tips to prevent pollution
Clean water is one of the world’s most important resources. We all can help protect this resource by saving water from becoming polluted and bring nature back into our built […]
Be water wise: Water-saving tips for adults & kids
Clean water is one of the world’s most important resources. We all can help conserve this resource by saving water from being wasted and protecting water from becoming polluted. It […]
What’s the buzz about No Mow May?
BEE FRIENDLY! Participating in No Mow May is a helpful step to make your yard a haven for these essential creatures! Did you know… Our food supply relies on pollinators, […]
Keep Natick Beautiful
Keep Natick Beautiful coordinates multiple town clean-ups along streets, waterways, and trails and open spaces. Volunteer neighbors maintain over 60 recycling “Buddy Bins” and trash barrels around town, as well […]