Linda Relson

Chair

I became involved with WCG in 2021 after discovering the benefits of gardening for biodiversity and incorporating native plants into local landscapes. Since then, I’ve helped establish the Pollinator Pathways Committee, including public pollinator gardens and Watertown–Cambridge Greenway maintenance initiatives. As Board Chair, I’m excited to help WCG grow its impact and expand opportunities for anyone interested in gardening—especially those without access to a yard or community garden plot. I work as a mechanical design engineer in Waltham and live in Watertown’s West End with my husband, three guinea pigs, and our dog.