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The Alliance’s annual Taste celebration presents an opportunity for like-minded clean water advocates to gather and celebrate our beautiful watershed and all we have accomplished to protect it. Check out each event across the watershed below, and learn more about our award winners!
In partnership with the Alliance, the Chickahominy Indian Tribe – Eastern Division (CIT-ED) has trained volunteers to monitor the health of tributaries to the Chickahominy River.
The Alliance’s Brittany Smith, Senior Agriculture Projects Manager, and Joe Jurgielewicz of Joe Jurgielewicz & Son. Ltd. recently joined Poultry Times for the Coop Scoop podcast to discuss collaboration for farm conservation.
October marks the beginning of pumpkin season for many of us — browsing pumpkin patches for the perfect jack-o’-lantern and eventually enjoying pumpkin pie for Thanksgiving. But, there’s more to this squash than decorations and holiday fun.
The Pennsylvania Woodland Resilience Enhancement Network program reimburses landowners between 80-100% of the total cost of forest management practices, up to $25,000, for the implementation of activities including invasive plant control, forest stand improvement projects, tree planting, and herbaceous cover seeding.
Karst topography is known for its sinkholes, caverns, and disappearing streams, which form when slightly acidic water dissolves alkaline bedrock like limestone.
Have you ever been boating, kayaking, or swimming on the Chesapeake Bay and seen ribbons of green grass at the bottom of the water? If you have, chances are you saw underwater grass beds—also known as Submerged Aquatic Vegetation (SAV.)
This year, the Alliance started a biodiversity pilot study to understand the impacts of its previously planted forest buffers.
Parkside Plaza is a 250-unit community located at the top of a hill, only 300 feet from Sligo Creek Park near downtown Silver Spring, Maryland. The project included removing and replacing 2,000 sq ft of parking lot asphalt with two bioretention areas.
