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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 from January 10 through March 9 with the Governor taking action on bills in April. Nature Forward, with help from several partners (such as VCN’s…
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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.
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Environmental Groups Release Unique Stream Analysis to Spur Community Action
Holmes Run, Northwest Branch and Oxon Run in Moderately Poor to Fair Health Public urged to champion three key steps for improvement For Immediate Release – August 10, 2022 For more information contact Lisa Goodnight [email protected] or 301-523-5394, or ANS Communications Director [email protected], or 904-710-8224 CHEVY CHASE – The Story of the Streams, a first-of-its-kind…
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Naturally Latinos Conference to Showcase Power of Latino Engagement
Otro mundo es possible (Another world is possible) Injects Hope into Climate Narrative For Immediate Release — February 24, 2022For more information contact Lisa Goodnight at [email protected] or 301-523-5394, or ANS Communications Director [email protected], or 904-710-8224 CHEVY CHASE – The Audubon Naturalist Society and its partners are proud to announce the dates for the fourth Naturally Latinos Conference (NLC4). Themed “Otro Mundo es…
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Elected Leaders From Maryland Join ANS in $4 Million Groundbreaking
Nature for All Groundbreaking
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ANS Testifies on Proposed Beltway Expansion
Audubon Naturalist Society’s testimony to Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration (MDOT SHA) and Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) on the I-495/I-270 Managed Lanes Study Supplemental Draft Environmental Impact Statement.1
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Audubon Naturalist Society Announces Decision to Change Its Name
New name will build on strengths of the past and usher in a more inclusive future
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Climate Change, Inclusivity Top Northern VA Advocates To-Do List
CHEVY CHASE, MD – Saturday, October 16th from 1-4pm, residents living along the Richmond Highway Corridor will come out to the “Day of Action” outside of the Creekside Community Center, 7941 Janna Lee Avenue, Alexandria, VA 22306, to learn how they can become “waterkeepers” and make Richmond Highway a more environmentally friendly, walkable, bikeable, and inclusive…