May 20 – August 2, 2019 internship with the WV Division of Forestry to perform maintenance (water, prune, mulch, etc.) and survey and inventory riparian buffers and urban tree plantings in Berkeley, Jefferson, and Morgan counties.  Additional responsibilities includes street tree inventories and occasionally supporting WV Chesapeake Bay Program with other forestry initiatives.

May 20 – August 2, 2019 internship in the City of Martinsburg, WV, assessing Urban Tree Canopy and drafting an Urban Tree Canopy Goal.  Additional responsibilities includes GIS mapping and occasionally supporting WV Chesapeake Bay Program with other forestry initiatives.

May 20 – August 2, 2019 internship in the City of Charles Town, WV, inventorying and mapping street trees.  Additional responsibilities includes GIS mapping and occasionally supporting WV Chesapeake Bay Program with other forestry initiatives.

May 20 – August 2, 2019 internship with Cacapon Institute in Berkeley, Jefferson, and Morgan counties, WV, inventorying, mapping, and assessing best management practices (rain gardens, tree plantings, cisterns, etc.).  Additional responsibilities includes GIS mapping and occasionally supporting WV Chesapeake Bay Program with other forestry initiatives.

May 20 – August 2, 2019 internship in the City of Martinsburg, WV, inventorying and mapping street trees.  Additional responsibilities includes GIS mapping and occasionally supporting WV Chesapeake Bay Program with other forestry initiatives.

Dear Foresters & Friends of the Potomac Watershed Partnership, Yale’s Sustaining Family Forests Initiative is offering the PWP “Tools for Engaging Landowners Effectively,” August 1-2, 2018, at Hood College (room to be determined). We will discuss engaging landowners for riparian buffer plantings.  Yale will offer data and techniques to help us target our outreach activities…

Cacapon Institute has two positions open until filled. Watershed Education Specialist to work in the Potomac Basin of West Virginia, and beyond.  Successful applicant will have requisite education, experience, and an interest in working hands-on with K-12 youth in rural, and small town, communities.  Work will be 50:50 classroom education, and hands-on, outdoor, watershed best…

Last chance to register for this Tuesday, and space is limited.  RSVP now!    Registration is open.   Please see attached agenda.   Potomac Watershed Partnership, Information Exchange Tuesday, December 6, 2016, 9:30-3:00, Fox Haven Organic Farm and Learning Center, Jefferson, MD   “To Plant or Not to Plant—What is the Right Way for the…

Dear Potomac Stewards,  See below for another great, educational, event.  Looking forward to seeing everyone at the Potomac Watershed Partnership Information Exchange and at NOVA.    For the PWP, Frank F. Rodgers Executive Director, Cacapon Institute 304-258-7657 (office) 304-240-2721 (cell) www.potomacpartnership.org     From: White, Barbara (DOF) [mailto:Barbara.White@dof.virginia.gov] Sent: Friday, November 4, 2016 11:40 AMSubject:…

Don’t wait till next week.  RSVP today! Potomac Watershed Partnership Winter Information Exchange What is the right balance for planting, and clearing, the right-of-way (ROW)?  Join us for an important discussion on managing highway and utility rights-of-way, as well as stormwater management areas.  Regional power companies are responsible for reliable power and clearing transmission lines…