In just 10 days, 88,000 people cast more than 2 million votes in support of their favorite causes. Green Beverly was the only organization in Massachusetts to be selected as a finalist.

You can have a gorgeous green yard that’s drought-tolerant and good for the ecosystem - it just can’t be planted with conventional, non-native grass. Read our sustainable lawn tips and get more resources for a drought tolerant lawn.

Beverly Earth Fest 2022, co-hosted by Green Beverly and the City of Beverly, enjoyed a wildly successful inaugural year. More than 1,000 attendees came out to celebrate sustainable living.

Green Beverly receives grant from New England Biolabs Foundation to design and implement an ambitious food diversion project in partnership with local farms, restaurants, and FDOs.

Kid Dream Coffee Company in Beverly, Mass., offers a gathering spot for community centered around local and sustainable food and ethical coffee. Perfect for a treat with the whole family.

The North Shore is lucky to have WKND, a small business featuring ecofriendly products for sustainable living, right in downtown Beverly.

When you shop local, you support small business and improve local climate resiliency. Learn why ecofriendly gifts are the smart way to make merry this holiday season.

By throwing a sustainable Thanksgiving feast, we can honor the traditions of the indigenous Americans who helped those first settlers survive and do our part to restore balance to our environment.

With a winter of rising home heating costs ahead, it’s time to learn how to achieve better home energy efficiency and why you should install a heat pump, the most sustainable heating system.

Beverly residents have multiple options available to them for home composting. Composting is beneficial for the environment because it reduces the waste stream, improves soil health, cuts methane emissions from landfills, lessens erosion, conserves water, and reduces personal food waste. 

Beverly is currently home to sixteen charging stations for electric vehicles. In celebration of National Drive Electric Week, we wanted to give you a little background on where EVs came from.