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Environmental Educator The Anacostia Watershed Society (AWS) seeks a full-time Environmental Educator to inspire and inform youth of all ages about the wonders of the natural world, particularly the workings of the Anacostia Watershed. Through AWS’s environmental education programs, this position will teach watershed education in area classrooms, lead field trips on the Anacostia River,…
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The City Planner Supervisor for the Baltimore Green Network Plan is open. Applications will be accepted until January 11. A City Planner Supervisor oversees a section engaged in city, environmental or emergency planning projects. Work of this class involves supervising emergency planning and other city-planning personnel. Incumbents receive general supervision from a technical superior. Employees in…
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Volunteers are needed for a service-learning event on President’s Day February 19, 2018 to protect trees from beavers and invasive species in Buddy Attick Park from 10:30am – 1pm. Be a part of the community effort to protect trees from beaver herbivory and invasive species at Buddy Attick Park. Volunteers will work with Public Works…
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The Chesapeake Bay Trust is excited to announce that the Capacity Building grant program is currently open. The Capacity Building grant program is supported by the Chesapeake Bay Trust (the Trust) and the Chesapeake Bay Funders Network (CBFN), including the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Chesapeake Bay Program, the Keith Campbell…
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GreenVest seeks a full-time, project level, Ecosystem Restoration Specialist to be based out of our Annapolis, Maryland office. We are looking for an energetic candidate with experience in aquatic ecosystem restoration with an emphasis on stream ecology, fluvial geomorphology, stream functional assessment and/or aquatic system ecology (wetlands, lakes, streams, etc.), compensatory mitigation, field ecology and/or…
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GreenVest seeks a full-time Program/Project Manager to work in the challenging and rewarding field of ecosystem restoration. The successful candidate would be based out of GreenVest’s Annapolis office. We are looking for an energetic and motivated candidate with knowledge and experience in ecological restoration with direct experience in stream systems preferred. Demonstrated experience successfully managing…
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The William Schmidt Outdoor Education Center is seeking volunteers for its 1st grade program this spring (March-May). Please see the attached description. Volunteers must be able to pass a criminal background check. http://www1.pgcps.org/williamschmidt
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We are seeking dedicated Landscape Laborers to work on ecological restoration (tidal/non-tidal wetlands, stream restoration, reforestation) and commercial landscaping projects throughout the mid-Atlantic region. As a Landscape Laborer with ER&M, you will perform a variety of manual tasks, including planting wetland plugs, planting trees/shrubs, seeding, installing wildlife exclusion devices, laying sod, and controlling invasive species….
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Implement illicit discharge detection and elimination program by conducting dry weather screening, wet weather screening, source tracking, and watershed assessments.
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Implement illicit discharge detection and elimination program by conducting dry weather screening, wet weather screening, source tracking, and watershed assessments.
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Conservation Begins Here. The Student Conservation Association (SCA), America’s #1 conservation service organization seeks qualified applicants to lead, educate, and inspire high school students ages 15-19 for the Washington, D.C. Summer Conservation Crew Program.
A good 3 page summary of major provisions of WV lobbying laws
A 4-5 page summary of MD lobbying law provisions
A good four page summary of the major provisions of DE lobbying laws
A good four page summary of major lobbying law provisions
Includes links to information on new lobbyist registration, ethics bulletins, lobbyist listings, etc
Full text of te Delaware’s staute on the registration of lobbyists
A 50+ page document with summaries by the Public integrity commission of its opinions, well organized by subject, appearing to follow the’flow” of the lobbying statute.
Includes links in one place for FAQ’s training requirements, forms, opinion/interpretations, and a 40 minute training video on the requirements of the lobbying law
Summary of the lobbyist registration program and requirements,by the state Ethics commission, fairly detailed including definitions, registration and reporting requirements, FAQ’s and sample forms. App. 25 pages
Homepage for lobbying registration and reporting, with links to related webpages, including “Lobbyist in a Box” tool for tracking legislative activity og the legislature.
Seven page summary of VA’s lobbying registration and disclosure/reporting requirements. Prepared for the Alliance for Justice by attorney Jay Myerson of Reston, VA. Mr. Myerson’s contact information is included and he is listed as a contact for assistance with Virginia law.
App. 2 page summary available on the “Law for Change – The Legal Forum for Social Innovators” website
Complete text of the lobbying statute, including detailed model of reporting/disclosure requirements; also lists related ethical prohibitions for state officials.
Step by step online instructions with sample screens to register as a lobbyist – by the Secretary of the Commonwealth
12 page PDF document summarizing requirements of the Pennsylvania statute, prepared by attorney Gregory Harvey of Montgomery, McCracken, Walker & Rhoads, Philalphia law firm. See contact information at last page – Mr. Harvey may be contacted for for questions.
Source page on ethics commission site – includes link to compliance manual and other agencies involved with enforcement and compliance.
10 page PDF version of the accounting /compliance manual prepared by state agencies involved with lobbying disclosure – preparation of the manual was required by the 2006 Act
Detailed regulations adopted to implement Lobbying Disclosure Law as amended in 2006 – 56 page pdf document.
Full text of the lobbying disclosure law (Chapter 13A, 65 Pa.C.S.)as amended by 2006 Act.
Very brief 5-page summary of the Act.
Summaries and links on various specific topics and questions related to lobbying registration and reporting
PDF version of May 14 powerpoint presentation – materials taken directly from Commission’s presentation materials
Lists municipalities with lobbying provisions in local ethics laws and those with more limited ethics provisions
The full text of MD’s Government Ethics Statute – Lobbying provisions begin on page 73
Links to county laws and summaries where available
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Potomac Conservancy has been identified as a Host Organization for Chesapeake Bay Trust’s (CBT) 2013-2014 Chesapeake Conservation Corps program! CBT is now accepting applications for volunteers to serve in the coming year. If you are between the ages of 18-25, and are passionate about environmental stewardship and civic engagement, apply today! A Chesapeake Conservation Corps…
These Principles are reviewed every four years by our Public Policy Committee, and changes if any are recommended to the Board of Directors for adoption. The review takes place in the final year of the MD General Assembly’s four year term.
Current version of Maryland Nonprofits’ board approved advocacy policy
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All of the slides from the IRS Lobbying Rules webinar in a PDF document
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Blue Water Baltimore seeks an Office Administrator to support the Executive Director and program staff. This is a fantastic opportunity to work with one of the most dynamic and effective environmental nonprofits in the region (yes, we’re biased, but that doesn’t make it untrue!). This is an exciting full-time position for an enthusiastic critical thinker…
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Rock Creek Conservancy is seeking a Development and Communications Associate to work full time in our office in downtown Bethesda. The Conservancy is a nonprofit organization working in Washington, DC, and Montgomery County, Maryland, to protect and restore Rock Creek and its waters, parks, and lands. The Conservancy seeks an enthusiastic, well-organized, detail-oriented, and flexible…
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Sewage leaks foul Baltimore streams, harbor: Chronic seepage from aging pipes worse than storm overflows
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Groups piping up about threat of many small drains to water quality: Studies reveal amount of sewage discharged into streams may be much greater than thought
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This 1.5-minute video can be used to educate the general public about illicit discharges.
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This 4.5-minute video can be used to educate elected officials and new program staff about illicit discharge detection and elimination
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This mini-guide contains procedures for detecting and tracking illicit discharges through a desktop assessment of illicit discharge potential, field screening of outfalls to detect illicit discharges and drainage area investigations to locate and remove the source of the discharge.
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This spreadsheet uses raw data from outfall screening and from instream baseflow sampling to make an initial determination of flow sources (e.g., wastewater, tap water), calculate nutrient loads for each outfall and compare pollutant loads from outfalls to baseflow within the stream itself.
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2004 illicit discharge detection and elimination guidance manual produced by the Center for Watershed Protection. Primarily for use by local governments but this resource may be helpful for others as well.
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The recommendations in full with some added comments by Nick Williams
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Quick and dirty assessment by Jen Aiosa
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Brief summary of NNL Task Force preliminary recommendations
In developing the Phase II Watershed Implementation Plan, the state is asking localities to provide local strategies on how they will use conservation BMPs and other practices to help meet the goals outlined in the Bay TMDL. To help with this effort, each county or municipality in Virginia’s bay watershed has been provided a copy…
“Since the year 2011was declared the International Year of Forests, this is the perfect opportunity to kick off a photography contest that shows off how beautiful, versatile and important New York’s incredible forests are,” said DEC’s State Forester, Robert K. Davies. Submitted photos should capture all aspects of forests and trees in five different categories:…
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The Friends of Patterson Park seeks an energetic Executive Director to oversee the fundraising and programmatic direction of our small nonprofit. Resume, writing sample and salary requirements are being accepted by email only at PattersonParkSearch@gmail.com No phone calls please.
Site with links to America’s Great Outdoors report, fact sheets and other resources.
AGO Report Fact Sheet outlining findings and recommendations related to youth.
AGO Report Fact Sheet outlining findings and recommendations related to urban places.
AGO Report Fact Sheet outlining findings and recommendations related to recreation.
AGO Report Fact Sheet outlining findings and recommendations related to public lands.
AGO Report Fact Sheet outlining findings and recommendations related to private lands.
AGO Report Fact Sheet outlining findings and recommendations related to historic preservation.
Presentation to public about the WSA. Can be modified to specific audience.
Project report prepared by the NPS Conservation Study Institute to inform the National Park Foundation’s program development strategy for engaging young adults (ages 18 – 25) in environmental sustainablity. This front-end evaluation examines best practices, research findings, and input from key stakeholders.
Background piece developed for August 4th CTLI Partners meeting.
This spreadsheet contains information on the various youth conservation corps existing within the Chesapeake watershed.
Here is the application. It is basically the same as AA County’s, but I rearranged it a little bit. Let me know what you think we should change or add.
This is the PowerPoint that accompanied the EPA webcast on Sept. 15th.
This is the list of instructors AA County had in Fall 2009 (by session). I have added a column for potential instructors we could have. Please add your ideas! If you need help remembering what each session entails, you can refer to the curriculum outline that is posted. ~Wendy
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A postgraduate internship is available at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Office of Wetlands, Oceans and Watersheds (OWOW). The intern will be served with the Assessment and Watershed Protection Division (AWPD), Nonpoint Source Control Branch (NPSCB). The intern will be trained by the lead for the Healthy Watersheds Initiative (HWI). The HWI is an…
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A postgraduate internship is available at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Office of Wetlands, Oceans and Watersheds (OWOW). The intern will be served with the Assessment and Watershed Protection Division (AWPD), Nonpoint Source Control Branch (NPSCB). The intern will be trained by the lead for the Healthy Watersheds Initiative (HWI). The HWI is an…
These are the sheets collected from city residents receiving trees at the giveaway at the Stadium Place playground on Saturday, May 1, 2010. Abby Cocke and Darin Crew were in attendance.
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Virginia groups who are also River Network Partners have the opportunity to receive a River Rally scholarship now! Join us May 21-24 at Snowbird, Utah. Email Deb at dmerchant@rivernetwork.org today for all the details.
This is a form that can be used by canvassers to sign people up for free yard trees. May need to be updated with species/size info?
For canvassers to use this spring — needs some updating on species/sizes.
Use these if we need more labels for door hangers. This is meant to print onto shipping labels that are 3.33″ high and 4″ wide, which corresponds to the 5164 standard label product size (look for the number on the box). These labels are available for purchase at any Office Depot type store.
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This is the official posting of the Executive Director position for the Baltimore Water Alliance (a new organization in Baltimore formed by the merger of the Baltimore Harbor, Gwynns Falls, Herring Run, and Jones Falls Watershed Associations plus the Baltimore Harbor Waterkeeper)
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This is the official posting of the Executive Director position for the Baltimore Water Alliance (a new organization in Baltimore formed by the merger of the Baltimore Harbor, Gwynns Falls, Herring Run, and Jones Falls Watershed Associations plus the Baltimore Harbor Waterkeeper)
This is a template meant to be printed onto the sort of rectangular mailing labels that you would put on a large manila envelope. When it opens, you may get a dialogue box saying something about an SQL command, just click “yes”.
This link takes you to the DCR web pages for the Bay TMDL. It has notifications, frequently asked questions, a summery of the process, and an archive of emails previously sent, among other things.
These adaptive Management Cycle graphics were created in preparation for the Feb 1-5, 2010 NCTC Executive Order retreat.
A PPF intern has made calls to most of the churches on this list, with the results noted on the chart, but in-person follow-up might yield better results.
Robin’s summary to get on county website ASAP. Will not be able to get it on until tomorrow but have a look and make/suggest any changes.
purpose vision workshop summary past workshops with key trends, topics purpose of comp plan
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These are the addresses and species of trees delivered to CHM residents by Abby C. on the afternoon of the Constellation/DeWees Park event on Sat., Nov. 7th, 2009. Each of these people got an info slip on their tree species and a magnet with care instructions. I also helped two of the households plant their…
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At 79 years old, Arthur Tuers has been fishing, crabbing, and boating the Chesapeake Bay for quite some time now. He began working at McNasby’s Oyster Company at the youthful age of 10. He has seen the harvest of Oysters plummet in this time. Art has also noticed dramatic changes in the clarity of water,…
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This is a version of the form for homeowners to request trees that I modified specifically for the CHM neighborhood.
This is a document to help canvassers for the fall 2009 season remember what to say.
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A report prepared for Worcester County, assessing response options for the expected impacts of accelerated sea level rise caused by climate change.
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Presented by Todd Janeski, this presentation gives and overview of adaptation along with some specific on the ground examples from around the country.
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This guidance document was prepared for Dorchester County, MD by looking at four distinct planning strategies that need to be addressed when planning for the long-term implications of sea level rise. They are: Vulnerability and Impact Assessment; Long-Range and Comprehensive Planning; Codes, Regulations and Development Standards; and Public Education and Outreach.
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An introduction to two counties in Maryland that have begun to look at the impacts and vulnerability to sea level rise and coastal storms.
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An introduction to the Coast-Smart role-play exercise.
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The course objectives are to lay out a process for designing a local assessment process; assessing hazard and climate threats and impacts; assesing vulnerabilities of people, places and resources; and using assessment findings to develop resilience strategies.
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This website houses the information on the event, role-play materials, a short video from the event, and contact information for the project partners.
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This role-play game was designed to initiate a conversation about how sea level rise and climate change will affect Maryland’s coastal communities. It shows how a diverse range of stakeholders in a fictitious town on Maryland’s eastern shore might address the risks of climate change that they face. The game imagines a nine-party negotiation assisted…
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A presentation given by S. Jeffress Williams, a Senior Coastal Marine Geologist with the USGS at the Woods Hole Science Center. Topics covered include: coastal-change processes, past sea-level change, human effects on coasts, effects of storms, and coastal hazard risks.
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A case study looking at the economic and ecological impacts of sea level rise for select vulnerable locations within the Middle Peninsula in Virginia.
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A draft agenda for the initial GIT4 membership conference call
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A description of the purpose and scope of work for GIT4, as posted on the CBPO website
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A table summarizing the goals, strategies, desired results and priority actions of all six CBPO Goal Implementation Teams
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This is the current draft of the 202e report for FOD review. Still undergoing review by the 202e team.
Proposed agenda for the 18th. Please make changes and check if time allocation ok. Thanks
Draft report completed as of August 10, 2009. Comments due by noon August 17th, for incorporation into a new version no later than September 2.
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Tributray Teams being required by the Bay Program to have a more implimentation focus.
EPA’s CRE Program produced this succinct report on impacts and options for adaptation in coastal areas.
EPA’s CRE Program produced this succinct report on impacts and options for adaptation in coastal areas.
Most, but not all, reviewer comments to date have been incorporated into this version. Next version will likely use tables to summarize major impacts and recommended strategies.
List of research needs identified by Mike Erwin
“Effects of Climate Change on Aquatic Invasive Species and Implications for Management and Research”
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NOAA Center for Sponsored Coastal Ocean Research report on ecological impacts of sea level rise from 2006, submitted by Tom Cronin. Report was produced as a result of workshop on the topic.
Tom Cronin’s comments and additions to 7/15 version of draft report
Draft outline of the public access chapter of the 202e report
This spreadsheet contains the most up-to-date contact information for the 202g drafting team (tab1), possible reviewers (tab 2), and Resource Document Links (tab 3).
Long-term chronologies of precipitation can provide a baseline against which twentieth-century trends in rainfall can be evaluated in terms of natural variability and anthropogenic influence. However, there are relatively few methods to quantitatively reconstruct palaeoprecipitation and river discharge compared with proxies of other climatic factors, such as temperature. We developed autoregressive and least squares statistical…
An 2006 editorial essay by Tom Cronin and H.A. Walker
Multiproxy evidence of Holocene climate variability from estuarine sediments, eastern North America T. M. Cronin,1 R. Thunell,2 G. S. Dwyer,3 C. Saenger,1 M. E. Mann,4,5 C. Vann,1 and R. R. Seal II1
2007 Geophysical Research Letters paper by Cronin et al.
Report focused primarily on climate impacts to Midwest corn production, but with implications for agriculture elsewhere.
Core development team and partner/review team members with contact info.
Adaptation tools and networking website hosted by NOAA’s Coastal Services Center.
Testimony presented by Marvin Moriarty at the Climate Change and the Chesapeake Bay field hearing June 23rd.
Matrix of short-, medium-, and long-term strategies and metrics for recommendations included in the STAC climate change report. Please note this matrix is still DRAFT.
Bob Wood’s oral testimony at Joint House Subcommittee field hearing on climate change and the Chesapeake Bay, June 23rd.
Bob Wood’s final written testimony for Congressional hearing on June 23rd
Outline of draft report requested under EO 13508, Section 202d
State-of-the-science review and recommendations for addressing climate change in the Chesapeake Bay.
State-of-the-science review and recommendations for addressing climate change in the Chesapeake Bay.
This web page will introduce and lead you through the content of the most comprehensive and authoritative report of its kind. The report summarizes the science and the impacts of climate change on the United States, now and in the future. It focuses on climate change impacts in different regions of the U.S. and on…
This web page will introduce and lead you through the content of the most comprehensive and authoritative report of its kind. The report summarizes the science and the impacts of climate change on the United States, now and in the future. It focuses on climate change impacts in different regions of the U.S. and on…
State of the science review and recommendations on addressing climate change impacts to the Chesapeake Bay.
State of the science review and recommendations on addressing climate change impacts to the Chesapeake Bay.
On April 20, 2007, Governor Martin O’Malley signed Executive Order 01.01.2007.07 establishing the Maryland Climate Change Commission (MCCC) charged with collectively developing an action plan to address the causes of climate change, prepare for the likely consequences and impacts of climate change to Maryland, and establish firm benchmarks and timetables for implementing the Commission’s recommendations.
On April 20, 2007, Governor Martin O’Malley signed Executive Order 01.01.2007.07 establishing the Maryland Climate Change Commission (MCCC) charged with collectively developing an action plan to address the causes of climate change, prepare for the likely consequences and impacts of climate change to Maryland, and establish firm benchmarks and timetables for implementing the Commission’s recommendations.
This site contains all materials pertinent to Virginia’s Commission on Climate Change, including the Final Report, Interim Findings report, presentations to the Commission, greenhouse gas emissions inventory and projections, Executive Order 59 that established the Commission, and the Virginia Energy Plan of 2007.
This site contains all materials pertinent to Virginia’s Commission on Climate Change, including the Final Report, Interim Findings report, presentations to the Commission, greenhouse gas emissions inventory and projections, Executive Order 59 that established the Commission, and the Virginia Energy Plan of 2007.
Report contains recommendations on mitigation and adaptation needs for Virginia.
Report contains recommendations on mitigation and adaptation needs for Virginia.
1st Rockfish meeting minutes that were wiki-ed by gourp edited and added to. Hopefully close to final version
second DOC attachement in addition to notes for Meetup at Rockfish on March 20, 2009
first DOC attachement in addition to notes for Meetup at Rockfish on March 20, 2009
Friday – June 12th – Starts at City Hall (reception 5-6 PM) ****** Eastport Walking Tour ****** 6:00 – 9:00 PM Eastport Walking Tour (Steve Carr) Duke of Gloucester Street end at MARITIME MUSEUM 9:00 Ice Cream Social at Maritime Museum Saturday – June 13th – Starts at City Hall (check in 9:30 AM) (Steve…
State-of-the-science overview of climate change impacts to the Chesapeake Bay
Tom Smith’s presentation provides an overview of sea level rise in Virginia.
This is just a quick summary of ideas I generated for planning EE programming for the Sojourn. I just wanted to get these ideas on paper before our next meeting.
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One page information guide on the project and sea level rise in Northern Virginia.
Overview of the Sustainable Shorelines and Community Management Project and of sea level rise in Northern Virginia
Tom Smith’s presentation provides an overview of sea level rise in Virginia.
Agenda for the first workgroup meeting, held on February 10, 2009, at Mason Neck State Park
Meeting notes from January 28th meeting of NEMO (Todd, Jonas and John) and MPPDC (Jackie and Sara)
The social perceptions that Jackie collected from my thesis research that are specific to the Middle Peninsula
An excel spread sheet of the economic information that was able to be collected. There are three sheets total within this file. One is specific to Mathews, another specific to Virginia, and the last sheet includes the permit information that Lewie has collected.
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Student Volunteer Service verification Form. Form to verify number of volunteer hours
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Sign in sheet for volunteers that contains waiver statement
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Letter template for donation requests to community and area businesses.
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Press Release to announce that volunteers are needed for annual stream clean ups throughout Central Maryland and the Eastern Shore.
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Project Clean Stream is a regional stream cleanup taking place in Central Maryland and the Eastern Shore. In 2009, over 2,600 volunteers removed more than 250,000 pounds of trash from local streams. In 2010, Project Clean Stream will be held on Saturday, April 10, 2010, starting at 9 AM through 12 Noon. Project Clean Stream…
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Quick and dirty assessment by Jen Aiosa
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The recommendations in full with some added comments by Nick Williams
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Brief summary of NNL Task Force preliminary recommendations
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Harp’s photography and Horton’s words blend to tell the story of the Nanticoke River, the largest drainage basin in Delaware.
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I wrote a blog entry for the Chesapeake Bay Program and felt it relevant to this group. The reason I was able to attend this conference is because the non-profit organization I work for, the Chesapeake Research Consortium, has professional development funds set aside for us fellows in the program that enables us to travel…
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“Conservation is the foresighted utilization, preservation, and/or renewal of forests, waters, lands, and minerals, for the greatest good of the greatest number for the longest time.” – Page 404 That about sums it up. The authors at the Environmental Careers Organization give detailed information about 11 major fields of work and do a superb job…