The North Shore Pollinator Corridor Initiative
We are very excited about our North Shore Pollinator Corridor Initiative.
The North Shore Pollinator Corridor is a justice-rooted, theologically-grounded initiative of Trinity North Shore Anglican Church to cultivate beloved community by restoring ecological and human flourishing across diverse neighborhoods. This project weaves together native pollinator garden installations, community education, and socio-economic equity in a 20-mile corridor north of Boston, where parishioners and neighbors are invited to receive, co-create, and steward habitat that heals both land and relationship.

Drawing on our church’s founding vision to connect people to God, community, and creation, this initiative engages practical ecological action as a form of spiritual formation. We understand the Eucharist as a call to holistic justice — to feed the hungry, tend the land, and restore dignity to all creation. By gifting native plant gardens and offering pastoral accompaniment across socio-economic boundaries — from mobile homes to multi-million-dollar homes — we invite people into a shared story of belonging, beauty, and renewal.

For all the details of this project go here:

If you'd like to get involved with the Creation Care Team, please reach out to Mother Jen.

We are looking forward to all that God is doing in our community.