No-Runoff Group
Are you interested in hosting a C-StREAM intern this summer? Here is how you can! (**DEADLINE NOVEMBER 10)
Dear Colleagues, Are you eager to support young aspiring environmental professionals? The Chesapeake Research Consortium’s (CRC) Chesapeake Student Recruitment, Early Advisement, and Mentoring (C-StREAM) program is focused on recruiting, advising, and mentoring college students from populations who have been historically excluded from the environmental field and are underrepresented in environmental research and management professions. For…
Volunteer Naturalists Wanted – Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary
NEW Volunteer Naturalist Recruitment and Training 9:00 am – 3:00 pm Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary 1361 Wrighton Rd, Lothian, MD 20711 Like being outdoors? Enjoy teaching kids about nature? Want to give back to your community? Sign up to become a Volunteer Naturalist here at Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary for our Classrooms in The Field…
Grants up to $3000 for native plants in Anne Arundel County – Deadline March 1
Each Spring and Fall, Unity Gardens awards grants to Anne Arundel County communities to support planting initiatives that use the power of native plants to address issues like stormwater runoff, pollution and habitat loss. Unity Gardens will continue to fund grants up to $1,000 as we have since 2003. In addition, we’ll also be funding…
Unity Gardens will DOUBLE Grant Funds Available This Spring
It’s one month until Unity Gardens starts accepting proposals for Spring grant projects and we are excited to DOUBLE the funds available this spring. Each Spring and Fall, Unity Gardens awards grants to Anne Arundel County communities to support planting initiatives that use the power of native plants to address issues like stormwater runoff, pollution…
GreenGive Seeking New Partner Organizations – LAST CALL
The GreenGive, an Anne Arundel County-based coalition of environmental nonprofits, is open to partnering with new organizations during GreenGive 2022. The GreenGive is a collaborative, online fundraising campaign designed to raise money, increase visibility, and expand residents’ and businesses’ engagement with Anne Arundel County environmental organizations, issues, projects and actions. The GreenGive 2022 is scheduled…
GreenGive Seeking New Partner Organizations- Anne Arundel County
The GreenGive, an Anne Arundel County-based coalition of environmental nonprofits, is open to partnering with new organizations during GreenGive 2022. The GreenGive is a collaborative, online fundraising campaign designed to raise money, increase visibility, and expand residents’ and businesses’ engagement with Anne Arundel County environmental organizations, issues, projects and actions. The GreenGive 2022 is scheduled…
Grant Deadline for Native Gardening Projects is Approaching on August 1
Unity Gardens is accepting applications until August 1 for community native gardening projects that will take place this fall. Visit https://unitygardens.org/grant-information/ to learn more!
Grant Deadline for Native Gardening Projects is Approaching on August 1, 2021
Unity Gardens is accepting applications until August 1 for community native gardening projects that will take place in Anne Arundel County this fall. Grants can be used to purchase native trees, shrubs, and perennials. Visit https://unitygardens.org/grant-information/ to learn more.
Webinar – Street Sweeping for MS4 Permittees
Greetings, stormwater professionals: The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency is hosting an important Webinar on street sweeping for water quality improvement and MS4 permit crediting. It is Thursday, May 13th, 9:30 – 11:00 AM Central Daylight Time. See below for details and Web links. This is big news for MS4 programs throughout the United States. This…
Only ONE WEEK LEFT to Apply for a Native Gardening Grant- Unity Gardens
Unity Gardens funds up to $1000 for native plants for volunteer-led native gardening projects in Anne Arundel County. Applications are due March 1. Typical groups funded are faith-based organizations, homeowners associations, scouts, schools, and Watershed Steward and Master Gardener projects. Projects should use native plants to address issues like habitat loss, erosion, and stormwater runoff….