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Events BLOG ENGAGE Piers Park III BackHistory Ambassadors CEO Roundtable Back Upcoming Gala Past Webinars Back Contact Corporate Volunteer The Coalition Press Resources Back About Feedback Timeline ABOUTHistory Ambassadors CEO Roundtable Events Upcoming Gala Past Webinars BLOG ENGAGE Contact Corporate Volunteer The Coalition Press Resources Piers Park III About Feedback Timeline Scroll IMAGINING THE FUTURE OF BOSTON ONE WATERFRONT VISION ■ Advance bold, innovative, and iconic open space destinations on Boston’s waterfront ■ Support the needs and accessibility of a diverse community ■ Provide solutions to Boston’s climate resiliency goals ■ Model fiscal best practices for creation and maintenance THE BENEFIT OF DESTINATION PARKS GREEN SOLUTIONS FOR CLIMATE RESILIENCY OPEN SPACE MATTERS TO A VIBRANT CITY The Trustees is proud to be a founding member of the Coalition for a Resilient and Inclusive Waterfront —an alliance of diverse non-profit organizations focused on bringing the pressing issues facing Boston’s harbor and rivers to the forefront of the public conversation during the 2021 Boston Mayoral Election. Learn more ➞ RECENT POSTS Blog Nov 14, 2023 Charissa Zapata-Walker Engagement in East Boston & Beyond: 2023 Programming Nov 14, 2023 Charissa Zapata-Walker This year we hosted our 3rd Annual Family Festival series from July through September. It was as special as ever, as we welcomed over 600 people at 3 events. It was a summer we will continue to cherish. We had a phenomenal time engaging people with our varied events this spring and summer. Now, as we move into fall and winter, we will continue to engage all of you in meaningful ways. Read More → Nov 14, 2023 Charissa Zapata-Walker Sep 28, 2023 The Team Celebrating the Power of Community and Shared Vision: The 2023 Gala Sep 28, 2023 The Team On a beautiful late-summer day in Boston, community partners, local elected officials, corporate sponsors, supporters, and friends gathered at the Gala, a celebration of the momentum of the Trustees’ Boston Waterfront Initiative. Read More → Sep 28, 2023 The Team Sep 13, 2023 The Team Working on the Waterfront: The 2023 Waterfront Ambassador Program Draws to a Close Sep 13, 2023 The Team The fifth summer of the Boston Waterfront Initiative’s Waterfront Ambassadors program drew to a close in mid-August. Ten youth ambassadors from the Greater-Boston area joined the Trustees Boston Waterfront team to learn about the Piers Park III project and East Boston community, acting as liaisons for the Trustees throughout the summer. Read More → Sep 13, 2023 The Team Aug 7, 2023 The Team Waterfront Ambassadors Return for Summer 2023 Aug 7, 2023 The Team The 2023 Waterfront Ambassadors season is underway. Throughout the summer, ten teens employed by The Trustees Boston Waterfront Initiative program will learn about waterfront issues in and around their neighborhoods and communities, and work with local non-profits and environmental organizations in Greater Boston. Read More → Aug 7, 2023 The Team Read More Imagining the Future of Boston Vision A New Era Recent Posts FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ONE WATERFRONT, CONTACT: The Trustees 200 High Street, 4th Floor Boston, MA 02110 thetrustees.org AMY G. EYNATIAN aeynatian@thetrustees.org +1.978.338.1127 FOR PRESS INQUIRIES: JOJO BRENNAN | Manager, Coastal Communications jbrennan@thetrustees.org +1 978.338.1191 The Trustees is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. All donations are tax-deductible. Trustees ©2018 Founded in the City of Boston by landscape architect and open space visionary Charles Eliot in 1891, The Trustees is the nation’s first and the Commonwealth’s largest preservation and conservation nonprofit. We are the largest private landowner of protected coastline in the state, with more than 120 miles in our care. For more than 125 years, we have worked to preserve and protect dynamic natural and cultural sitesfrom beaches and community gardens, to farms, historic homesteads, designed landscapes, and hiking trails—for public use and enjoyment. Today we are working to engage a larger constituency of Massachusetts residents, members, visitors, and public and private partners in our work to help protect our fragile natural, ecological, cultural, and coastal sites for current and future generations as they face increased impacts and risks from our changing climate. Our Boston Waterfront Initiative, , aims to create and manage a series of parks in Boston offering increased community access to dynamic open space and recreational opportunities along the waterfront that can also help to protect the city from increased flooding and sea level rise. CREDITS...