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Take Action on Prince George’s Data Center Bill Before November 19th!
UPDATE AS OF NOVEMBER 19TH: On Tuesday November 19, the Prince George’s County Council unanimously voted to HOLD on CB 52 until next year thanks to your outpouring of letters, and…
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Annual Report 2024
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Nature Forward Selects New Executive Director
Nature Forward announces the appointment of Alison Bidwell Pearce, PhD as its new Executive Director, effective January 2025.
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Nature Forward response to the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors’ recent approval of new data center regulations:
Nature Forward issued the following statement in response to the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors’ recent approval of new data center regulations:
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Alexander Retirement
Lisa Alexander will retire effective January 2025 saying her role as Nature Forward’s executive director was “the most rewarding job of my career.”
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State of the Streams 2024
Nature Forward’s new report provides a unique snapshot of five natural resources in our region: Accotink Creek, Little Falls Branch, Rock Creek, Seneca Creek, and Sligo Creek.
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2024 Virginia General Assembly Legislative Priorities
2024 Virginia General Assembly Legislative Priorities (Updated as of 4/26/24 @ 11:35am) This year’s Virginia General Assembly, when legislators get together to make a new set of laws, takes place…
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Federal Grant to Increase Tree Equity
A $1.35 million federal grant will give a monumental boost to Nature Forward’s efforts to foster a healthier environment for people and wildlife across the DC region.
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Nature Forward Puts Its Money Where Its Mission Is
Nature Forward is focusing on how its business operations and financial decisions align with its policy work.
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Powerful Play
Three great reasons to play outside with your youngsters this summer.