Westchester Pollinator Garden Tour
“Bringing native and pollinator-friendly plants into your home garden supports essential ecosystems AND beautifies our communities. Win-win!” – Fiona Mitchell Written by Laura Cunningham, Bedford 2030 Community Engagement Intern. The
Climate Action Mixer Recap
Written by Bedford 2030 Summer Intern Michael Milanes Jr. He will be attending Sarah Lawrence College in the fall. On July 20th, Bedford 2030 held its second annual Climate Action
A trip to CompostEd: The Hows and Whys of Compost
Written by Ariel Lindholm, Bedford 2030 Rooted Solutions Intern Composting is reduces the amounts of land and energy resources used for waste management which harm people and the environment. Incinerators,
Monarch Butterflies and How Bedford Can Help Save Them
Written by Bedford 2030 Intern, Olivia Nero. Read more about all our interns HERE. Olivia is 18 years old and will be majoring in marine biology at the University of
No Mow May
Don’t Mow Your Lawn this May: Help Bees & Local Air Quality The weather is finally getting warm in Bedford! As you get outside and spring yard work begins, we
Events to support Healthy Trees
Natural ecosystems capture carbon, enhance biodiversity, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Though trees are often sacrificed to support a modern lifestyle, there are many ways to protect the future of
Community Tree Sale
We are partnering with Branch Out to sell tree saplings to be planted throughout our community!
Community Green Read
Join us for a Community Green Read, featuring Kristin Ohlson's The Soil Will Save Us
Summer Internship Opportunities
A scholarly article about our Meatless Monday community campaign has been published in the Food Systems Journal.
Solar Siting in Bedford
Bedford 2030 has published a Bedford Solar Framework Recommendation that explores key issues relevant to solar siting in the Town of Bedford and proposes a path forward for solar projects.