Tagged Stories: "volunteer"
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Five ways to be a citizen scientist
October 5, 2017From counting underwater critters to identifying birds in the sky, there are plenty of ways to be an everyday scientist
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Five ways volunteers can help protect the Chesapeake Bay
April 20, 2017From planting a tree to monitoring pollution, a small amount of time can make a big difference
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Uncovering beauty in Washington, D.C.
May 5, 2016Volunteers clean up the Anacostia River at Kenilworth Park to celebrate Earth Day
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Fostering environmental stewardship through forest restoration
December 8, 2014Educator strives to inspire young minds by making restoration events fun and simple.
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Letter from Leadership: The value of water monitoring volunteers
August 31, 2013Volunteer-collected water quality data is a critical part of Chesapeake Bay restoration.
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Small-town cleanup makes big impact on waterway
April 20, 2013These Project Clean Stream volunteers picked up trash in a Marydel, Md., drainage ditch.
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Nominate a Chesapeake Forest Champion by Aug. 6
June 25, 2012Do you know someone that is keeping our forests healthy? Nominate them to be a Chesapeake Forest Champion!
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Watershed Wednesday: Restore Mass Ave (Washington, D.C.)
June 6, 2012Restore Mass Ave encourages local property owners to take care of the city trees in their neighborhood.
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Watershed Wednesday: Rivanna Conservation Society
May 9, 2012RCS is dedicated to cleaning up the Rivanna River, a 42-mile James River tributary that flows through central Virginia.
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A beautiful morning cleaning up Spa Creek
April 26, 2012Bay Program Director Nick DiPasquale reflects on a morning spent volunteering clean up trash along his local creek.
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