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Summer Employment & Learning Program

Our Mission

At Meadowscaping for Biodiversity, our mission is to provide the highest quality landscape design services to our clients. We strive to create beautiful outdoor spaces that enhance the natural beauty of the environment while meeting the unique needs of each client.

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in 2023, Marist College student (left), University of Vermont middle school student, and Arlington and Belmont High School students at provate residence in Arlington hts., MA

Newton High School student at the Mayor's Garden on the Waltham MA Common 2022

High school students from Belmont, Puerto Rico, Arlington, and Waltham having lunch in the shade at the Newton Centre site 2022

High school students from Belmont, Puerto Rico, Arlington, and Waltham having lunch in the shade at the Newton Centre site 2022

Service-learning project

Belmont Woman's Club

During COVID, MS4B organized a special project for Chenery Middle School and High School students in Belmont. They joined a service-learning project at the William Flagg Homer House in Belmont Center, home of the Belmont Woman's Club. The students worked hard, had fun, and toured the house where Winslow Homer, the historic 19th century painter, spent his summers. Along with representatives of the Belmont Woman's Club, they removed invasive Japanese knotweed and other invasive plants, planted native plants, pruned bushes, and cleaned up the property. 

Invasive Plant Removal at Kennard Park

Our team of staff, high school and college students, and volunteers removes invasives from all kinds of properties. In the photo below, Belmont High School student Derek Huang removes invasive Oriental bittersweet from Kennard Park in Newton Centre, MA. Oriental bittersweet and other invasives such as Japanese wisteria become thick, heavy, and rope-like, climbing up tree trunks and pulling down otherwise healthy trees limb by limb.


 Marist College sophomore removing invasives at Kennard Park.

Belmont juniors removing invasives at private residence in Newton Centre. behind them is a frog pond and many wetlands plants.

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174 Moody St., Waltham, Massachusetts 02453, United States

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