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Join DOEE staff to remove invasive plants near the entrance of Kingman + Heritage Islands and the Anacostia River Trail on the First Saturday of each month starting November 1, 2025. DOEE will provide tools, gloves, and instruction. Please wear closed-toe shoes and long pants, and bring water, sunscreen, and bug spray. We will meet…
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Join DOEE staff to remove invasive plants near the entrance of Kingman + Heritage Islands and the Anacostia River Trail on the First Saturday of each month starting November 1, 2025. DOEE will provide tools, gloves, and instruction. Please wear closed-toe shoes and long pants, and bring water, sunscreen, and bug spray. We will meet…
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Join DOEE staff to remove invasive plants near the entrance of Kingman + Heritage Islands and the Anacostia River Trail on the First Saturday of each month starting November 1, 2025. DOEE will provide tools, gloves, and instruction. Please wear closed-toe shoes and long pants, and bring water, sunscreen, and bug spray. We will meet…
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Looking to plant native trees and shrubs in your community this fall? The Watershed Stewards Academy is excited to announce our Groves of Gratitude tree program for Anne Arundel County, MD and City of Annapolis residents! Groves of Gratitude provides Anne Arundel County and City of Annapolis residents with single native trees and pre-designed tree…
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REGISTRATION REQUIRED Registration deadline October 30, 2025 Join CBF for a tree planting in Washington County where we will plant at least a thousand trees to create a forested buffer and increase biodiversity on historic farm land. Forested streamside buffers are an important part of managing water quality because they absorb and filter runoff before…
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REGISTRATION REQUIRED Registration deadline October 28, 2025 Join the Chesapeake Bay Foundation for a tree planting in Washington County where we will plant at least a thousand trees to create a forested buffer and increase biodiversity on historic farmland. Forested streamside buffers are an important part of managing water quality because they absorb and filter…
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Today’s king tides are tomorrow’s new normal. Join Wetlands Watch volunteers Oct 10-12 to help cities prepare for rising seas. Catch the King 2025 is a community science effort that invites residents to map how far flooding reaches during the year’s highest tides. In just 15–30 minutes, volunteers use the free Sea Level Rise app…
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The Center for Biological Diversity is hosting a virtual panel discussion on Thursday, Sept. 25 at 12 p.m. PT / 3 p.m. ET with partners across the country who have used our Simplify the Holidays campaign to creatively tackle consumerism during the holiday season. Now is the time to look ahead to the holidays and…
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SEPTEMBER 1 – NOVEMBER 30 ELIGIBLE LOCATIONS Communities, neighborhoods, streams, rivers, lakes, wetlands, watersheds, roads, hillsides, parks and trails. All Litter can and will eventually reach our waterways unless we do something about it. FREE CLEANUP SUPPLIES Bags, gloves and safety vests are provided to registered participants through a partnership with the PA Department of…
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Context of the Position Each year, on the first week of June, thousands of Virginians simultaneously descend on the rivers, streams, and beaches throughout Virginia to remove harmful litter and debris as part of Clean the Bay Day. The Clean the Bay Day Assistant will help with the event planning and execution of CBF’s Annual…