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Welcome to Green Madison, NJ

We're an active community with an award-winning Environmental Commission, a state-recognized Sustainable Madison Advisory Committee, a strong Shade Tree Management Board and a ground-breaking Climate Action Committee. ​

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Spring Events:  i
  • Native Plant Sale with Toadshade Wildflower Farm, Saturday, April 26, 9am to 2pm. Toadshade is bringing its seed-grown, pesticide-free native plants to Madison for a semi-annual sale. You can pre-order for pickup ad Madison Green & Clean in the Prospect St. parking lot. If you're out of town, email us ([email protected]) and we'll hold your order.
  • Madison Green & Clean, Saturday, April 26, 9 am to 2pm, at the Prospect St. parking lot. This year, the Borough is holding a green fair, an EV expo, a vegan fest and a native plant sale as part of its annual spring cleanup. 
  • How Can I Help? Saving Nature With Your Yard  Monday, May 19, 7-8:30pm, Madison Community Arts Center, 10 Kings Rd.
  • Wildly anticipated in native plant circles, best-selling author Doug Tallamy's newest book answers 499 questions (including 498 you didn't know you had). To celebrate we're partnering with the Nature of Reading Bookshop to host a community forum, moderated by nature aficionados and experts. Together we'll talk about the book's "ah-ha" moments and discuss Tallamy topics ranging from planting to avoid ticks, the benefits of dead wood and the problem with privet. The event is free but registration is required. 

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Friends of the Drew Forest are fighting to preserve a 50-acre forest on the Drew University campus which is at risk of development. This biodiverse Forest has undergone a 15-year restoration and has a rare understory of native plants and native trees. Sign up for the newsletter here.

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