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Secrets and Joys Rain Gardens Can Teach Us to Fight Pollution and Flooding: Unveiling October 13!
Join Audubon Naturalist Society (ANS) to see and learn about its new and innovative tree-safe rain garden that reduces flooding and is a model for good environmental living For Immediate Release – October 4, 2017For more information contact [email protected] or call 301-652-9188 x 23 Chevy Chase, MD – How do you help prevent stormwater pollution and flooding that can…
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Climate & Its Effect On DC Latino Communities
Topic at first-ever Naturally Latinos Conference in DMV this Wednesday!
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ANS Will “Watchdog” Purple Line Development
“Mourns loss of forest that mitigates climate change and pollution”
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New Science Education Program Brings Rock Creek Park to Classrooms
ROCK CREEK PARK AND AUDUBON NATURALIST SOCIETY RECEIVE NATIONAL PARK FOUNDATION GRANT FOR CITIZEN SCIENCE 2.0 IN NATIONAL PARKS
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ANS calls Trump’s decision on Climate Change “Short-sighted and Ill-conceived”
CONTACT: [email protected] or 301-652-9188 x 23 for more information Chevy Chase, MD – “I am angry and extremely disappointed in President Trump’s decision to pull out of the Paris Agreement – the world’s first treaty on climate change,” said Lisa Alexander, Executive Director of the Audubon Naturalist Society (ANS). “It’s short-sighted and Ill-conceived.” “And how ironic. On…
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Audubon Naturalist Society (ANS) Introduces New Players in the Fight to Protect Local Streams and Watersheds – Stream Superheroes Hydro Girl, Doctor Stream Strider . . . and You
CHEVY CHASE, MD–Calling all superheroes! Audubon Naturalist Society (ANS) is looking for a few good stream superheroes to join its Communities for Clean Streams. Meet Hydro Girl. Hydro Girl can reduce the evil effects of polluted runoff and development on local streams by bringing her community together. Her mobilization superpower helps win clean water wars.…
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Audubon Naturalist Society (ANS) Awarded Jack Kent Cooke Foundation 2016 Good Neighbor Grant
CHEVY CHASE, MD—Audubon Naturalist Society (ANS) is one of this year’s recipients of the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation 2016 Good Neighbor Grants for its water quality monitoring, Communities for Clean Streams work. “This funding furthers the Audubon Naturalist Society mission of connecting people to nature, by enabling us to provide high school students with opportunities…
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Audubon Naturalist Society (ANS) Launches Communities for Clean Streams with New Interactive, Mobile-Friendly Website CleanStreams.anshome.org & Free Trial Membership Offer
CHEVY CHASE, MD – Audubon Naturalist Society (ANS) launches Communities for Clean Streams with a new interactive, mobile-friendly microsite – CleansStreams.anshome.org to support the people and partner organizations in the DC metro area working to protect and restore the region’s streams. “We want to facilitate a two-way flow of information and ideas online among individuals, communities…
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Audubon Naturalist Society (ANS) Launches New Creek Critters Smartphone App
CHEVY CHASE, MD – Audubon Naturalist Society (ANS) officially launches its new Creek Critters smartphone app with a series of streamside events around the region hosted by a network of local partners—Creek Week, June 6 – 14, 2015. “We’re harnessing smartphone technology to get people involved in protecting their local streams,” said ANS Executive Director Lisa…