Company | Meadowscaping for Biodiversity (MS4B) |
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Personal Bio | My first job in the environmental field was as Information Manager of the Marine Resources Information Center of the MIT Sea Grant College Program. I have been employed in positions in communications with the Mass. Audubon Society; Wildlife Refuges Division of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; Mass. Marine Educators; and the Research Laboratory of Electronics at MIT. Since 2000 I have been developing youth careers and environmental education programs. Meadowscaping for Biodiversity focuses on training youth how to plant native plant gardens and meadows to sustain pollinators. |
Business Description | MEADOWSCAPING FOR BIODIVERSITY (MS4B, meadowmaking.org) is a leader in promoting community environmental resilience. Our flagship program, the Youth Environmental Entrepreneurship Program (YEEP), links learning to career-readiness through nature-based solutions. MS4B gives youth the tools to address major challenges to society & the environment—nature-deprivation disorder, ecological indifference, lack of biodiversity, and climate change. Our goal is to increase public awareness of native plants as key to providing habitat for pollinators. |
Website | www.meadowmaking.org |
bpassero@meadowmaking.org | |
Address |
174 Moody St. #244 Waltham MA 02453 United States |
Phone Numbers |
Work: 781-209-0052 Cell: 781-240-9228 |
Primary Business | Designer, Ecological Restoration, Educator, Maintenance Provider, Supplier/Vendor |
Other Primary Business | Youth education and training. |
Specialties | Coastal Zone Management, Ecological Restoration, Fine Gardening, Invasives Removal, Meadows, Native Plants, Parks, Play Spaces, Pollinators, Soil |
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