From Your Backyard to the Bay
January 1, 2026 3:41 pm Comments Off on From Your Backyard to the BayFrom Your Backyard to the Bay Everything we do on land impacts our water, and ultimately, the beautiful Chesapeake Bay.
From Your Backyard to the Bay Everything we do on land impacts our water, and ultimately, the beautiful Chesapeake Bay.
An impressive 133,274 plants were installed in RainScapes projects in Montgomery County from 2021 through 2023. That’s an average of
Stream Restoration: A Key to Cleaner Water and a Healthier Environment At the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP), we’re excited
Worried about the Easter Bunny treating your rain garden like a picnic lunch? No worries! Montgomery County Department of Environmental
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Written by Susan DeFord of Friends of Sligo Creek (FOSC) and Montgomery County DEP. Earlier this month, Friends of Sligo
The 2024 Montgomery County H20 Summit was held at the Agricultural History Farm Park (18400 Muncaster Rd, Derwood, MD 20855) on
Bluebirds Love Stormwater Management! Written by Susan DeFord of Friends of Sligo Creek (FOSC) and edited by Montgomery County DEP.
Webinar: Use and Care of Battery Powered Leaf Blowers – October 24th at 7pm While battery powered leaf blowers are
Sigue en español. Conexiones de Agua – 4 Years of Impacts with St. Catherine Written by Carly Starobin, Alliance for
Sigue en español The RainScapes application portal will open on September 16th, 2024! Apply now for a Spring installation. Please read
Kids are returning to school to get smart. How about you? Are you ready to get Septic Smart? This week
Be Response Ready! Peak hurricane season is underway and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric (NOAA) predicts an active 2024 season.
Bannockburn: A Cooperative, Green Community Blog courtesy of Beth Rogers, Bannockburn Civic Association and Environmental Committee member. The Bannockburn community
Be a Zero Hero! – Protecting the Chesapeake One Plastic Bag at a Time Written by the Zero Hero Team
3500 Students, 19 Schools and Lots of Litter! Between late April and the beginning of June, 19 schools (15
Plant Power! – The Importance of Plants in Bioretentions Bioretentions collect and filter excess stormwater runoff to help keep our
Nature Forward’s Journey to 100% Stormwater Treatment Blog written by Nature Forward. On wet days in the Washington DC metropolitan
The Islamic Center of Potomac Green Team Promotes Composting with Hands on Action (and a Game!) Blog written by The
Chesapeake Bay Awareness Week, June 1st-9th Dive into Chesapeake Bay Awareness Week with us! Everything we do on land impacts
Stormwater facilities are like super sponges! As spring rain begins to fall, you may have noticed that many raingardens, bioretentions,
Show Your Stormwater Management Practices a Little Love! Is your rain garden looking a little lonely? Have you not been