An open, inviting, and vibrant waterfront can be a foundation of opportunity for all people in Boston, from Dorchester to East Boston and Mattapan to Allston. We’re working together to ensure that everyone has access to their waterfront—to live, work, and visit—and that it helps protect us in the face of a changing climate. Join us to help achieve the waterfront that you want to experience.
Check out these efforts to make our waterfront more fun and inspiring for everyone.
Piers Park 3
The Blueway
Harborwalk
Established in 1978 to safeguard maritime industries, DPAs must now evolve to address contemporary realities and unlock their untapped potential for the benefit of the …
MoreA first-of-its-kind study finds that Boston Harbor—once dubbed America's filthiest harbor—is now worth between $30 and $100 billion in ecosystem services. The study demonstrates that …
MoreConservation Law Foundation (CLF) announced the release of a new People’s Guide to the Massachusetts Public Waterfront Act today. The guide provides crucial information about the rights …
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