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Join the communities, companies, and conservationists working to improve our lands and waters in the Chesapeake Bay watershed.

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Our Impact

We strive for clean streams and rivers flowing through resilient landscapes, cared for by the people who live, work, and play in the Chesapeake Bay watershed.

1 million+

Trees planted along local streams and rivers

$10 million

Worth of stormwater management practices installed

764

Acres of conservation practices installed on farms

700

Citizen scientists learned how to monitor water quality

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RiverSmart Rain Garden Training

Join the Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay and DC Department of Energy and Environment for their bi-annual virtual Rain Garden Training on Wednesday, May 12th from 1 – 4pm. All are welcome! Read More >

Replacing the Dirty Dozen Webinar

Replacing the “Dirty Dozen” presented by Connie Schmotzer | Some of our most popular garden plants have gone rogue and now threaten our natural biodiversity. We’ll look at the “Dirty Dozen”-the most egregious of these invaders-and talk about some great replacements for the garden. Read More >

Stormwater – The Issues and Solutions for Your Home Webinar

Stormwater-The Issue and Solutions for Your Home presented by Jodi Sulpizio | Participants will be introduced to the issue and best management practices that can be implemented on your property to decrease the negative impacts stormwater has on our waterways. Read More >

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Our Work

The Alliance brings together communities, companies, and conservationists to improve our lands and waters.

Forests

Agriculture

Green Infrastructure

Stewardship & Engagement

Latest Blogs

Turkey Hill Clean Water Partnership Awarded $4 Million to Support Dairy Producers
Across the Generations- Interview with Long-Time Supporter, Charlie Conklin
10 Simple Actions YOU Can Take Everyday to Help Improve the Bay
Finding your serenity in the garden
A Day on the Cape – A Community Leading the Way for a Restored Bay
Why Plant A Tree for Earth Day?” A Earth Day Kit from 1990
Fishing Tip From Shawn Kimbro- Picking up Trash!
Turkey Hill Clean Water Partnership Awarded $4 Million to Support Dairy Producers
Across the Generations- Interview with Long-Time Supporter, Charlie Conklin
10 Simple Actions YOU Can Take Everyday to Help Improve the Bay
Finding your serenity in the garden
A Day on the Cape – A Community Leading the Way for a Restored Bay
Why Plant A Tree for Earth Day?” A Earth Day Kit from 1990
Fishing Tip From Shawn Kimbro- Picking up Trash!

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