Nature Forward In The News
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Statement on MD Governor’s September 23rd Executive Order
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 23, 2026 Nature Forward Statement on Gov. Wes Moore’s Executive Order on Data Center Development Group praises EO as a good first step, but calls for a pause on data center development until the General Assembly enacts protections with teeth CHEVY CHASE, MD – Nature Forward issued the following statement today…
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New Mobile App Lets People Take Action for Water Quality
App Lets People Take Action For Water Quality
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Montgomery County Should Replace All Trees Lost to Development
CHEVY CHASE, MD – The Audubon Naturalist Society (ANS) and its partners are testifying before the Montgomery County Council this afternoon to push for an amendment that would substantially and meaningfully change the county’s Forest Conservation Law. The amendment insists on a net zero forest loss, similar to the strongest Maryland forest regulations, recently passed by the Fredrick…
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One of Nature’s Greatest Phenomena Is Happening Now: the Fall Migration of Monarch Butterflies
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Washingtonian
One of Nature’s Greatest Phenomena Is Happening Now: the Fall Migration of Monarch Butterflies
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ANS Will Keep Up The Pressure to Alter ‘Short-Sighted’ Beltway/I-270 Expansionans
Chevy Chase, MD – Lisa Alexander, the executive director of the Audubon Naturalist Society, on Tuesday, Aug. 25 voiced the organization’s opposition to the Beltway/I-270 expansion project that will lock in traffic and development patterns for the next 50 years, impose enormous financial risks, and threaten the lives of people, wildlife, and the environment.
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Environmentalists speak out against MD Beltway expansion
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WTOP
Environmentalists speak out against MD Beltway expansion
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Camp Nature Forward Reinvents Itself
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Prince George’s Community Television (CTV)
Camp Audubon Reinvents Itself
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