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Join us on Saturday, November 15 at 11am for a guided nature walk along the W&OD Trail in Ashburn. We’ll explore the vibrant story of native meadows, learn how these vital habitats change with the seasons, support local wildlife, and help keep our ecosystems healthy. We’ll also take a closer look at the impact of…
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Join Sustainability Matters on Giving Tuesday for a webinar on the effects of artificial light on wildlife. Excessive artificial light doesn’t just hide the stars, it impacts wildlife, human health, and the character of our communities. In this enlightening webinar, we’ll explore the importance of dark skies and how reducing light pollution benefits both people…
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Join us online on Wednesday, November 12 at 7pm EST for an engaging conversation on how communities can strengthen and modernize their recycling programs. This webinar will explore the unique challenges and opportunities faced by smaller towns and rural areas when it comes to recycling effectively and sustainably. Hear directly from recycling expert Michael Neese,…
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The Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin (ICPRB) seeks an enthusiastic, detail-oriented collaborative individual to lead the Administrative and Finance team. The Director of Administration and Finance is a senior management position. The position directs daily administrative, financial and information technology activities of the organization. The position is responsible for the ICPRB’s accounting and…
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Educators are trained to work with all programs (school, university, adult and family, custom, Road Scholar, Scouts, and summer camp programs) and will work with learners of all levels, including K-12 students, college students, and adult learners. Field Station Educators work primarily with education programs (summer camp, school programs, family & special programs, Road Scholar,…
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Pooled Monitoring Initiative’s Restoration Research Award Program is now open with applications due January 29, 2026. The goal of this research program is to answer several key restoration questions that are a barrier to watershed restoration project implementation. Funding partners hope that answering these questions will ultimately lead to increased confidence in proposed restoration project outcomes, clarification of the…
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Wetlands Watch is seeking a full-time Project Manager for our award-winning Resilience Research and Design Laboratory or “Collaboratory”, one of our neighborhood resilience and environmental justice programs. Designed to help promote nature-driven climate adaptation strategies, the Collaboratory aims to produce innovative adaptation tools, strategies, and designs by linking academic community programs with real-world needs in…
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Join Rolling Ridge Conservancy for our third annual workshop with foresters and forestry experts to learn more about your local forest ecology and ways you can participate in stewardship of your own land. Learn about issues our local wildlife is facing and ways you can help. Learn about state programs for landowners interested in making…
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[Webinar 11/17]-Reproductive Health Preparedness During Climate Emergencies Join the Center for Biological Diversity on Monday, November 17 at 2 p.m. ET for a free webinar with community leaders about how to protect reproductive health during disasters. Climate emergencies like hurricanes can disrupt access to abortions and contraception, increase sexual risk-taking behaviors, and limit healthcare services, resulting in…
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The Chesapeake Community Modeling Program (CCMP) is soliciting nominations for the 2026 Guardian Award. Individuals nominated should have made significant and selfless contributions to the research, management and policy maker communities in Chesapeake Bay and/or its watershed. The nominee should have demonstrated sustained contributions. A worthy recipient might also be someone who has influenced Chesapeake…