More than 200 community members celebrated Earth Day at Rivergreen Park on Saturday. Residents gathered to clean up the area, plant seeds for pollinators and install bat nests. Mayor Carlo DeMaria assisted in installing an osprey nest. The Clean River Project helped clean debris and litter. Residents enjoyed Everett’s waterfront with boat rides. The Everett Community Growers entertained children while preparing their farm. Members from local organizations – such as LUMA, the Eliot Family Resource Center, the Nepalese Community, Portal To Hope, the Red Cross, the Mystic River Watershed Association, the Universal Church, the Joint Committee for Children’s Health Care in Everett and the Everett crew team – participated.
Lindsey Carl and Kelley RiceMayor Carlo DeMariaLuca Costa and School Committee member Samantha LambertAttendees waited for boat rides.Attendees waited for boat rides.A swan and duck enjoyed the Malden River.A great blue heron flew over Everett.Mayor Carlo DeMaria helped install an osprey nest.Mayor Carlo DeMaria helped install an osprey nest.Mayor Carlo DeMaria helped install an osprey nest.Mayor Carlo DeMaria helped install an osprey nest.Residents enjoyed boat rides in the Malden River.Jean Archibald and Rocky Morrison from the Clean River ProjectVolunteers at Everett’s Earth DayFelipe Santos with wheelbarrowEd Aliberti, Ward 6 Councillor Al Lattanzi, Tom Maloney, John Sullivan, Arbin Paudel, Shreya Subedi and Seton SubediRenee Hoekstra volunteered at Earth Day.Molly Lattanzi and Ridhi LatawaMehreen Latawa planted flowers for songbirds.Pradeep and Gina Rupakheti with their children, Roman and EllaAna Urquiza and Manuel RiveraPradeep Rupakheti and his son, RomanMaria Portillo, Manuel Rivera and Maria OreanaKeith RachelsCarlos Upalle
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