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Topic: Science (Methods, Monitoring, and Evaluation)
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Posted July 23, 2026 | Topic: Advocacy, Agriculture, Education, Habitat Restoration & Conservation, Science (Methods, Monitoring, and Evaluation), Volunteerism
Saturday, 10/17/2026: Tabling Opportunity – Fall Fest at Serenity Ridge Nature Preserve (Windsor Mill MD 21244)
We at Serenity Ridge Nature Preserve and Arboretum are gearing up for our 4th Annual Fall Fest. We hope that you will plan to join us and bring your educational materials, and/or activities. HERE is a link to register to reserve your space at the Fall Festival The Vendor Agreement (in both Word & PDF format) is…
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Posted July 22, 2026 | Topic: Habitat Restoration & Conservation, Science (Methods, Monitoring, and Evaluation)
Wednesday, 07/22/2026: Eyes on the Estuary: How to Become a Chesapeake Bay Community Scientist
Do you want to get out on the water while helping the Bay? Join us on July 22 from 12 – 1 PM to discover how you can become a vital part of protecting the estuary through community science. This webinar will spotlight three volunteer programs where everyday residents help monitor the Bay’s underwater grasses,…
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Posted July 20, 2026 | Topic: Professional Development, Science (Methods, Monitoring, and Evaluation), Stormwater Management
Tuesday, 08/11/2026: CSN webinar: Building Better Stream Monitoring Programs: Strategies, Innovations, and Success Stories from Local Governments
Join Chesapeake Stormwater Network Tuesday, August 11th for another FREE webinar: Building Better Stream Monitoring Programs: Strategies, Innovations, and Success Stories from Local Governments Stream monitoring programs are a cornerstone of watershed management, but their design, requirements, and implementation can vary dramatically from one jurisdiction to another. Join Eric Naibert (Montgomery County, MD), Chris Ruck…
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Posted July 17, 2026 | Topic: Science (Methods, Monitoring, and Evaluation)
Anacostia Riverkeeper: Science & Data Program Manager
Science & Data Manager The Science & Data Program Manager leads Anacostia Riverkeeper’s environmental monitoring and applied science programs, ensuring that high-quality environmental data inform advocacy, restoration, recreation, and public understanding of the Anacostia River. This position manages multiple science initiatives from planning through implementation, reporting, and evaluation while serving as the organization’s technical lead…
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Posted July 16, 2026 | Topic: Science (Methods, Monitoring, and Evaluation)
Sustainable Agriculture Physical Scientist – The Smithsonian Environmental Research Center (SERC)
The Smithsonian Environmental Research Center (SERC) is seeking applications for a physical scientist, with a focus on sustainable agriculture. The candidate will help build a new research program at the center focused on ecological and environmental aspects of agriculture. Applicants will need training and experience in physical science disciplines such as soil chemistry, soil physics,…
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Posted July 16, 2026 | Topic: Advocacy, Agriculture, Education, Habitat Restoration & Conservation, Organizational Development, Professional Development, Science (Methods, Monitoring, and Evaluation), Stormwater Management, Volunteerism
Reminder 📌 Updates to the Chesapeake Watershed Forum Registration
Don’t forget to submit your application for the Watershed Forum lottery Last month, we announced that the 2026 Chesapeake Watershed Forum will now have a registration lottery. Our primary goal remains making this event as fair, equitable, and accessible as possible. The lottery application deadline is approaching. Applications are due Friday, August 21. If you…
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Posted July 15, 2026 | Topic: Education, Science (Methods, Monitoring, and Evaluation)
Saturday, 08/01/2026: The Making of Maryland: 1 Billion Years and Counting Exhibit Opening (Baltimore, MD)
Maryland’s story begins more than a billion years ago, when the piece of Earth we call home sat near the South Pole. Join us for the Grand Opening of our newest exhibit, The Making of Maryland: 1 Billion Years and Counting, at the Maryland Museum of Natural Sciences. Let’s follow Maryland’s extraordinary journey through tectonic collisions, rifting oceans, asteroid impacts, and rising mountains, and…
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Posted July 15, 2026 | Topic: Science (Methods, Monitoring, and Evaluation)
Wednesday, 09/09/2026: A Dry Horizon: The Future of Water Supply in the Potomac River Basin (Poolesville, MD)
Experts, researchers, and decision-makers will explore one of the region’s most pressing challenges: ensuring a sustainable water supply. Organized by the Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin (ICPRB), the 5th Annual Potomac River Conference brings together experts, practitioners, researchers, and decision-makers to explore one of the region’s most pressing challenges: ensuring a sustainable water…
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Posted July 14, 2026 | Topic: Advocacy, Education, Funding Opportunities, Marketing and Communications, Science (Methods, Monitoring, and Evaluation), Stormwater Management
Virginia Conservation Assistance Program (VCAP) Coordinator – Virginia Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts
The Virginia Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts (VASWCD) is hiring a full time Virginia Conservation Assistance Program (VCAP) Coordinator! Join a team of high-performing motivated energetic professionals dedicated to cleaning up the Chesapeake Bay and improving water quality across Virginia. Please share widely and help us find a dynamic team member to join…
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Posted July 13, 2026 | Topic: Advocacy, Agriculture, Education, Habitat Restoration & Conservation, Marketing and Communications, Professional Development, Science (Methods, Monitoring, and Evaluation), Stormwater Management, Volunteerism
Showcase Your Impact: 3 Reasons to Submit a Forum Poster 📊
Turn Your Hard Work Into a Visual Conversation It can be easy to forget how valuable your journey is to the rest of the watershed community. Whether you hit a breakthrough in your monitoring data, found a creative way to engage a local neighborhood, or learned a lesson from a restoration project, your peers want…