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Topic: Habitat Restoration & Conservation

Brad Knopf added a new Announcement

Posted October 15, 2026 | Topic:

WaterSavers Cartoon

Hi All, please feel free to share if you like. Thanks, Brad Nov 26

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hcecoworks@gmail.com added a new Event

Posted October 14, 2026 | Topic: ,

Saturday, 10/17/2026: Saturday Native Plant Sale (Glenwood, MD)

Join Howard EcoWorks for a special Saturday of native plant shopping at Seeds of Change Native Plant Nursery! While we’re not typically open on weekends, we know fall is a great time to plant native perennials, shrubs, and trees. Planting this time of year gives plants time to establish their roots before winter and get…

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CAnthony added a new Event

Posted October 14, 2026 | Topic: ,

Saturday, 11/07/2026: Tree planting in Pequea Township- Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay (Pequea Township, PA)

Come help us plant 650 trees as part of watershed reforestation efforts! Register and be a part of an amazing volunteer team that will plant 2600+ trees this fall. đź’Ş What to wear & bring  Please dress for the weather, we are rain or shine! Volunteers need to wear long pants, clothes that can get…

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CAnthony added a new Event

Posted October 14, 2026 | Topic: ,

Saturday, 10/24/2026: Tree Planting in Elizabethtown- Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay (Elizabethtown, PA)

Come help us plant 250 trees as part of watershed reforestation efforts! Register and be a part of an amazing volunteer team that will plant 2600+ trees this fall. đź’Ş What to wear & bring  Please dress for the weather, we are rain or shine! Volunteers need to wear long pants, clothes that can get…

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minoguek@si.edu added a new Event

Posted October 14, 2026 | Topic: ,

Tuesday, 10/20/2026: Webinar: Protecting Our Tree Canopy From Invasive Vines

Invasive vines—such as English ivy, bittersweet, wisteria, and Japanese honeysuckle–can stress and ultimately kill ​trees, causing serious ecosystem disruption. On Oct. 20, join Nina Fisher and Ginger Woolridge, two co-founders of Save Our Trees in Maryland’s Anne Arundel County, for a webinar exploring the most prevalent invasive vines in Maryland. They’ll outline the harm they…

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Environmental Management Staffer – Healthy Landscapes Goal Team

The Chesapeake Research Consortium (CRC) is seeking an individual for a three-year Environmental Management Staffer position within its Environmental Management Career Development Program. All CRC Staffers in the Environmental Management Career Development Program support the work of the Chesapeake Bay Program. The Chesapeake Bay Program (CBP) is a regional partnership that guides that restoration and…

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Grants and Contracts Specialist – Maryland Coastal Bays Program

MCBP is seeking a Grants and Contracts Specialist to support the administration of the organization’s growing portfolio of grants, contracts, subawards, and other funding agreements. This is a regular full-time, in-person position (40 hours weekly) based at the MCBP office in Berlin, Maryland and reporting to the Executive Director. The Specialist will work closely with…

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Wednesday, 10/21/2026: JOIN US FOR THE CRC ROUNDTABLE – Striped Bass and Striper and Rockfish, Oh My!

Striped Bass and Striper and Rockfish, Oh My! Striped bass are central to the culture, economy, and ecology of the Chesapeake Bay to the entire Atlantic Coast; their importance is reflected in the sheer number of monikers they have collected, from striper to rockfish. Given their regional significance, understanding their population dynamics and emerging concerns…

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cembly added a new Announcement

Posted October 13, 2026 | Topic: , ,

Accepting Applications: Maintenance Small Grants Program

The Chesapeake Bay Trust is excited to share an opportunity for organizations and community groups looking to perform maintenance on their watershed restoration and stormwater management projects! The Maintenance Small Grants Program provides awards of $500 or less to assist with the long-term maintenance of previously grant-funded projects, specifically focused around removing invasives and planting…

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Saturday, 10/17/2026: Port of Baltimore Open House (Curtis Bay, Maryland)

Join the Maryland Port Administration and explore the Cox Creek Dredged Material Containment Facility (DMCF) expansion, learn about the Port of Baltimore and our dredging program, tour the Swan Creek Wetlands, meet our partners, and enjoy free, family-friendly activities! Free lunch will be available.

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