Tag Archive: environment
Pull for the Planet
Join the City of Rockville for our Pull for the Planet volunteer events to help remove non-native invasive garlic mustard in Rockville parks. Student Service Learning hours are available. Registration
Montgomery County Launches Food Truck Generator Electrification Pilot Program
Montgomery County’s Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) is proud to announce the launch of its Food Truck Generator Electrification Pilot Program. The program aims to reduce noise and pollution from
Tips for an Eco-Friendly Party!
Hosting a Super Bowl Party? This is your opportunity to celebrate in an eco-friendly way, enjoy the company, and cheer on your team. Show your friends your spirit and dedication
Invasive Aquatic Alert!–Two Horned Trapa
Two Horned Trapa–Please help us Monitor and Report! If you are around any ponds in Montgomery County, or anywhere else in Maryland, Virginia, or elsewhere, please report two-horned Trapa! Please
Students Win Electric Vehicle Wrap Design Contest
Blog provided by: Montgomery County Public Schools. Two students from Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Middle School have won the 2024 MCPS Electric Vehicle Wrap Design Contest. The contest increased
Department of Environmental Protection – New Website!
Montgomery County Department of Environmental Protection Announces New Mobile and User-Friendly Website to Kick Off Earth Month Montgomery County’s Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) is celebrating the first day of
Rockville Science Day
Each year, visitors of all ages enjoy exploring a wide range of science topics including robotics, astronomy, medicine, chemistry and so much more!
Spring Forward Safely
Daylight Saving Time begins Sunday, March 10, 2024. In addition to moving clocks one hour forward, this time of year is a great time to follow safety tips. Check or
Urban Farming, Sustainability and the Environment
Join us for a conversation with Karen Washington, urban community gardener and food justice advocate and Jarabi S. Walker, Bowie State University’s first ever Sustainability & Energy Coordinator around theTaking Nature Black
The 5th Taking Nature Black Conference is being held Wednesday, March 8-Saturday, March 11, 2023. Tickets are now Available! Themed “Belonging: Engaged and Empowered,” this year’s event takes place during
Green Advocacy 101 – Student Workshop
Maryland’s 2023 legislative session is underway, and we want to ensure that students are prepared to make their voices heard on the environmental and sustainability issues that matter to them!
Melting Glaciers, Rising Seas
Did you know that if the Thwaites glacier in Antarctica melts entirely, the world could experience a 10-foot rise in sea levels? Join us for a program with geosciences professorNature Heals: The Mental Health Benefits of the Outdoors
Nature has been shown to help people destress and improve their mental health, and in the Chesapeake Bay region, there are tons of ways to get outdoors. Join the ChesapeakeRecycling Empty HDPE #2 Containers (Pesticide & Fertilizer and some Paint Containers)
M-NCPPC has partnered with the Maryland Department of Agriculture (MDA) for the collection and recycling of empty high-density polyethylene (HDPE #2) plastic containers that once held pesticide, fertilizer, or someRecycling Empty HDPE #2 Containers (Pesticide & Fertilizer and some Paint Containers)
M-NCPPC has partnered with the Maryland Department of Agriculture (MDA) for the collection and recycling of empty high-density polyethylene (HDPE #2) plastic containers that once held pesticide, fertilizer, or someRecycling Empty HDPE #2 Containers (Pesticide & Fertilizer and some Paint Containers)
M-NCPPC has partnered with the Maryland Department of Agriculture (MDA) for the collection and recycling of empty high-density polyethylene (HDPE #2) plastic containers that once held pesticide, fertilizer, or someRecycling Empty HDPE #2 Containers (Pesticide & Fertilizer and some Paint Containers)
M-NCPPC has partnered with the Maryland Department of Agriculture (MDA) for the collection and recycling of empty high-density polyethylene (HDPE #2) plastic containers that once held pesticide, fertilizer, or some
SAPPlings Student Forum – Making More Sustainable Clothing Choices
SAPPlings monthly student forums are for high school students who live in Montgomery County, and we cover news and events and internship opportunities related to the environment and sustainability. Our
SAPPlings Student Forum – Making More Sustainable Clothing Choices
SAPPlings monthly student forums are for high school students who live in Montgomery County, and we cover news and events and internship opportunities related to the environment and sustainability. Our
The Role of Forests in Climate Change: How Trees Can Tell Us if We’re Winning or Losing the Battle
Join SAPPlings for a discussion on the importance of forests as a tool to mitigate the impacts of climate change, how we’re reforesting in Montgomery County and how you can
Naturally Latinos Conference
Join us to talk with Latinx colleagues, activists, and experts. We’ll tackle climate change, environmental justice, immigration, indigeneity, outreach, journalism, career development, advocacy, and more. You’ll enjoy workshops, networking sessions,
Sustainability in Schools (Part 2)
Join SAPPlings for its next high school student forum and dive into a review of MCPS’s new draft Sustainability Policy. Learn how to comment on the policy and what you
The Big Picture – Major Challenges to the Earth’s Health and What We Can Do About Them
The environmental issues currently affecting Earth’s health can feel overwhelming, but there are actions we can take to reduce some of the worst effects and to improve the planet’s natural
SAPPlings Student Forum
With the holidays coming up, we invite Montgomery County high school students to join the next SAPPlings forum to discuss food choices, food waste and sustainability. In addition to the
Get Your Hands Dirty! Local Opportunities to Make a Difference in the Environment
Montgomery County high school students are invited to learn how to get involved with local groups to make a difference in a variety of environmental programs addressing water quality, biodiversity,
“Lighten Up” Lightbulb Exchange
Montgomery Energy Connection, a program of Montgomery County is excited to bring “Lemonade & LEDs” to your Farmers’ Market. Join us on Sunday, August 1st at the Bethesda Central Farmers’
“Lighten Up” Lightbulb Exchange
Montgomery Energy Connection, a program of Montgomery County is excited to bring “Lemonade & LEDs” to your Farmers’ Market. Join us on Sunday, May 30th at the Olney Farmers’ Market
Virtual – History Happy Hour: How Trees Can Save the Earth
Trees may hold the key to the future of life on Earth. Trees for the Future teaches farmers to use sustainable techniques to improve their land and their livelihoods. Just#BlackInEnvironWeek
Website: #BlackinEnvironment Week(link is external) Join Black in Environment for a fantastic lineup of events and speakers from April 19–23rd, and be sure to follow @BlackinEnviron on Instagram(link is external) and Twitter(linkBlack to the Future: Radically Imagining Liberatory Futures
Black to the Future: Radically Imagining Liberatory Futures Register here.(link is external) There is no such thing as a sustainable, environmental future without thriving Black communities. This discussion will centerFood for the Soul: Nourishing our Minds and Bodies
Food for the Soul: Nourishing our Minds and Bodies Register here.(link is external) Food is central to our holistic well-being. Including more plant-based options into your diet is made easierWe Are All Environmentalists: Exploring Different Shades of Green
We Are All Environmentalists: Exploring Different Shades of Green Register here.(link is external) Environmentalism is a legacy rooted in the global Black community, who have fostered positive change and advocatedBlack Planet: Black Environmental Legacies, Present & Futures
Black Planet: Black Environmental Legacies, Present & Futures Register here. This discussion will bring together a community of scholars-activists from academia and non-profit organizations for a rich dialogue on the
ONE MONTGOMERY GREEN, INC (OMG) Virtual Holiday Party 2020
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this year’s annual holiday party will take place virtually on December 16, 2020 at 6:00 PM. Adriana Hochberg, Climate Change Coordinator and Assistant Administrative Office
15 in Fifteen Energy and Lawns Trivia Game
In celebration of Energy Awareness Month, October 2020, Montgomery Energy Connection will be hosting several 15 in Fifteen Trivia Games in partnership with the Montgomery County Department of Environmental Protection.
15 in Fifteen Energy and Trees Trivia Game
In celebration of Energy Awareness Month, October 2020, Montgomery Energy Connection will be hosting several 15 in Fifteen Trivia Games in partnership with the Montgomery County Department of Environmental Protection.