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Are you smarter than our Environmental Leaders?
Blog, courtesy of Bethesda Green. Bethesda Green’s Environmental Leaders Program is an experiential school-year long sustainability program for high school seniors in Montgomery County. The
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Which way to spray for ticks and mosquitoes?
The environment is so in fashion. But a healthy runway doesn't include bug bites or Lyme disease, so when many of us look to keep
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Protect Pollinators from Pesticides
What is Pollination? Pollination is a reproductive process in where pollen is transferred from the male part of plant to the female part. This is
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Earth Month 2021
Celebrate Earth Month 2021 This year, we are teaming up with our community partners to bring you free online and in-person education and
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Fern Fronds Unfurl for Spring
As spring continues its procession, native ferns awaken to the sun and warming earth by unfurling their leaves, called fronds, that emerge from the base
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Lawn "Weeds" a Problem?
Copyright Timmerman Prints Lawn "Weeds" a Problem? You're looking at your lawn, and thinking there's a few too many weeds in there. Before grabbing that
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Black Voices in Landscaping--an interview with a landscaping business owner.
DEP recently had the pleasure of interviewing Al M Britt, II, founder and president of Britt Landscaping, a black owned, local small business in Montgomery
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Interested in replacing your lawn with a meadow?
Interested in replacing your lawn with a meadow? Our friends at the University of Maryland have advice on establishing a meadow and increasing the habitat
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Backyard birds
Birds are frequent, welcome visitors to backyards year-round. Birds can eat common pests like mosquitoes, mosquito larvae, and grubs. Many songbirds are both visually pretty
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