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  • POSTPONED: Faithful Green Leaders Training (Upper County)

    Epworth United Methodist Church 9008 Rosemont Dr, Gaithersburg, MD, United States

    Faithful Green Leaders Training (Upper County) Saturday, September 12 (was April 25)  • 10 am – 4:30 pm Redirect: https://onemontgomerygreen.org/index.php/calendarevent/faithful-green-leaders-training-upper-county-2/ Because of the uncertainty & concern regarding COVID-19 in the area, this event has been postponed to September 12th, 2020.   Epworth United Methodist Church, 9008 Rosemont Dr, Gaithersburg, MD 20877 Join us for our Faithful […]

  • Citizens Climate Lobby Virtual Earth Day Event: Uniting from Home

    Uniting from Home | Virtual CCL Earth Day Event w/ Dr. Hayhoe Saturday, April 25th  •  1 - 4 pm Not all of us are able to focus on climate change right now. But for those who can, we’ll hear from climate leaders, learn about quick actions we can take to help climate change, and […]

  • ANS Zoom Couch Advocacy 101: How to Be an Environmental Advocate During a Pandemic

    ANS Zoom Couch Advocacy 101: How to Be an Environmental Advocate During a Pandemic Tuesday, April 28, 2020 • 7:00 – 8:30 PM Join the ANS Advocacy team for a VIRTUAL evening to learn how to advocate effectively for the environment while we battle this global pandemic. Following the model of our popular Advocacy 101 workshops, […]

  • 350MoCo

    350MoCo April Monthly Meeting

    350MoCo April Monthly Meeting Tuesday, April 28  •  7:00 – 9:00 pm   350MoCo successfully completed our first Steering Committee election. We conducted a membership drive, and then, over five days, members elected the new Steering Committee. Given the challenging times and major distractions we all face, it's perhaps not surprising that our election did […]

  • Leaders in Energy: Circular Economy Working Group Meeting (Zoom)

    The Circular Economy Working Group seeks to emulate nature by closing the loop of resource use and recycling, where nothing is wasted and everything serves a purpose!   Join us for our Circular Economy Working Group meetings which are held on the 4th Wednesday of every month.    Note:  While we are all engaging in physical distancing, it […]

  • 2020 Clean Water Art Contest Deadline

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    2020 Clean Water Art Contest Deadline 4 pm EST, April 30, 2020 Did you know that most storm drains in Montgomery County lead directly to our streams?  No?  You are not alone! There is a BIG misconception that the water and trash that enters storm drains will be cleaned. The truth is that the trash, […]

  • Webinar: NYC & DC ecowomen present Earth Day at 50

    The DC and NYC Chapters of EcoWomen invite you to "Earth Day at 50: Reflections on the Past, Present, and Future of Women's Leadership in the Environmental Movement," a webinar tomorrow, May 6 at 7:30 p.m. ET. In commemoration of 50 years since the very first Earth Day, EcoWomen will feature remarks from three female […]

  • Webinar: Zero Carbon Neutrality Strategy by 2030

    Webinar: Zero Carbon Neutrality Strategy by 2030 of Ann Arbor, Michigan A Living Plan Wednesday, May 6 at 7:30 PM Eastern An open conversation w/ Missy Stults Director, Ann Arbor Sustainability & Innovation Office After passing a resolution to achieve Ann Arbor community-wide climate neutrality by 2030, Ann Arbor developed their draft plan for zero […]

  • ANS Conservation Café: Trees, Science, and People: How Corazón Latino engages communities in conservation

    Join us for a virtual evening with Felípe Benitez, Executive Director of Corazón Latino.   Thursday, May 7  •  7:00 - 8:30pm  •  Online via Zoom  •  Tickets $5-15. Click here to register. Felípe will tell stories and show images that illustrate what he's learned about engaging the Latino community in conservation, both in person pre-Covid and now, […]

  • ANS Conservation Café: Grappling with racism, diversity, and justice in the environmental movement

    Conservation Café: Grappling with racism, diversity, and justice in the environmental movement Thursday, October 8 at 7:00 pm Did you know... That many of the founders of the conservation movement were explicitly racist and linked white supremacy to their goals of preserving nature? That the racist origins of the movement persist in implicit narratives, mythologies, and […]