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The Alliance is excited to launch a new project, Maintaining Best Management Practices in the Anacostia Watershed, to increase the functionality of green infrastructure practices for healthier lands and water and to promote workforce development opportunities, particularly within overburdened and under-resourced communities.
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Join the Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay as we celebrate the kick-off to the Project Clean Stream 2022 season. We will be hosting events at each one of our regional offices. Are you in the D.C area? Join us for this event hosted by our D.C staff.
Hundreds of nonprofit organizations throughout the Chesapeake Bay watershed are working to protect and restore the Bay and its rivers and streams. Among these organizations, there is a wide array of capacities. By “capacity,” we mean the ability of an organization to fulfill its mission. Does it have access to the tools, technical expertise, systems, …
Join the Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay and DC’s Department of Energy and the Environment for a free virtual rain garden training on Tuesday, October 19th from 2-5pm!
Bardo Brewing is generously hosting a give-back night for the Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay. From 5 – 7 pm on 11/2, 10% of all sales will be donated to the Alliance. Thank you, Bardo Brewing!
The Alliance is thrilled to welcome three new staff members to our team! Joining the Green Infrastructure team in Washington, DC is David Lanier. He comes with a degree in environmental science from Towson University and a fondness for outdoor recreational activities. David’s addition has greatly increased the team’s capacity to help out the contractors …
Join the Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay and DC’s Department of Energy and the Environment for a free virtual rain barrel training on Wednesday, September 29th from 12-1:30pm.
Project Clean Stream will kick off its fall season on September 11th, 2021 with cleanups taking place across the Chesapeake Bay watershed and will run through November 2021.
With COVID-19 restrictions on events and gatherings beginning to relax, Washington, D.C.’s urban agriculture sector is starting to gradually open back up to the local community. If you’re looking to get involved, you will have plenty of opportunities since D.C.’s agricultural network consists of an estimated 27 urban farms, 66 community gardens, and 62 farmer’s …
