Official Winner of The Nextdoor 100! On Monday, May 23, 2022 Nextdoor announced the Nextdoor 100 Winners! The Wootton High School Youth Volunteers Club is a winner! With more than
Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) is planning to hold its first-ever Youth Climate Summit in March 2022. The idea for this summit developed after MCPS recognized increased student interest in climate action.
Mansa Colabs and Evolve Green are thrilled to announce the launch of MoCo Green Futures. The first webinar will be hosted on Zoom on Saturday, July 24 10 AM-12 PM
What is Energy Express? This is the 4th year we have partnered with Montgomery County Public Libraries during their Summer Reading Program. And this year, we are going VIRTUAL!!! Yes,
This year, we piloted a program called P.O.W.E.R. which was an acronym for Peer Outreach With Energy Resources. The program was created as a partnership between Audubon Naturalist Society and
Montgomery County’s Departments of General Services (DGS) and Environmental Protection (DEP) are partnering to educate school children about the importance of solar and other forms of renewable energy. Shifting energy
The Department of Environmental Protection collaborated with Montgomery County Public Schools to install three gardens at Olney Elementary School. The new gardens were dedicated during a ceremony on Thursday, November
The Maryland Division of the Izaak Walton League of America is proud to announce the availability of scholarships and scholastic awards for students with an interest in conservation and the
Less than 3 weeks remain to nominate someone for the 2015 Chesapeake Bay Trust awards program! Each year, the Chesapeake Bay Trust recognizes outstanding achievements by educators, students, and individuals
If you were looking to be inspired, there was no better place to be than Pyle Middle School on the evening of May 28th. That night, the 6th grade class
Sophomores at Montgomery Blair High School in Silver Spring took home first place for winning the East Region competition for their documentary titled, “A Murky Future,” about water pollution and
The students at Cabin John Middle School don’t just learn about their environment — they take active steps to help make it a better place! As part of their fall
Are you a high school student interested in studying natural resources? If not, do you know a student who is? Then don’t miss this opportunity to participate in a week-long