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🌊 Join us in celebrating our collaboration with @shorerivers to restore the Chesapeake Bay watershed. Together, we're empowering congregations to make a difference. 🌎💚 🔗 Learn More: shorerivers.org/news/partner-s… #FaithfullyGreen #ChesapeakeBay #Stewardship #CommunityPartnership

New Tree Stewards Trained in Native Plantings, Tree Care chestertownspy.org/2023/10/04/new… @ShoreRivers

A gorgeous day for water-quality sampling on the Sassafras River, a small tributary to the Chesapeake Bay. Thank you, the Sassafras Riverkeeper, for your monitoring efforts and dedication. @SassafrasRiver @ShoreRivers

Interesting observations from the latest @ShoreRivers Sassafras Riverkeeper newsletter on how the drought is impacting the upper reaches of the Chesapeake Bay. A short 🧵

Shorerivers Announces 2023 Photo Contest chestertownspy.org/2023/07/20/sho… @ShoreRivers

On July 8, ESLC presented on conservation easements during @ShoreRivers @NFWFnews Next Generation Land Stewards tour of Wildly Native Flower Farm. To learn more about NextGen, contact lwood@shorerivers.org. To learn more about conservation easements contact lprezioso@eslc.org

Curious how CLA's work directly affects local communities? In June, we sat down with Matt Pluta of @ShoreRivers to discuss how CLA influenced the current wastewater discharge permit for the potential largest housing development on the East Coast. chesapeakelegal.org/looking-back-o…

Yesterday, Operation Build-a-Reef: Eastern Bay planted 18 million oysters near Tilghman Point! Shout out to @ShoreRivers for making this happen, as well as @MarylandDNR, @UMCES, @SmythTimonium, and everyone who donated!

See this beauty in action when you join us in Eastern Bay on June 14 to watch @oysterrecovery plant millions of oysters funded through our Operation Build-a-Reef: Eastern Bay campaign! For more details: shorerivers.org/give/reef

Swimmable ShoreRivers Program Returns, Expands Access to Results cambridgespy.org/2023/05/20/swi… @ShoreRivers

Tomorrow Thursday May 18 at 900am, we need a few folks to help us plant some trees! Thanks to @shorerivers for helping give this green space back to Mother Earth!

Thanks go to: Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay, Choptank Oyster Co., Peter & Georgeanne Pinkard, Cult Classic Brewing, Orchard Point Oyster Co., Ten Eyck Brewing, Kent County Community Center, Galena Vol. Fire Co., Jeff & Beth Horstman, Happy Chicken Bakery & Ferry Bridge House!

Thank you to everyone who joined us at one of our five State of the Rivers—we wrapped up the series last week and were overjoyed to see so many of you turn out in support of ShoreRivers and our shared waterways. With your help, we'll make our vision of healthy rivers a reality!

A swimmable, fishable, thriving Chesapeake Bay is more possible when local stakeholders, advocates, and experts have a seat at the table.

ShoreRivers was glad to have the opportunity to sit down with Lieutenant Governor @arunamiller and her team recently to talk about our goals for the new administration and our work for healthy waterways on the Eastern Shore. 📷: courtesy of the Executive Office of the Governor

This is an early career position for someone interested in ecological restoration design. The ideal candidate would have knowledge of both engineering and the ecology and morphology of the DelMarVa Peninsula.

We're #hiring for a Restoration Technician to assist in delivering restoration projects that support our efforts to achieve healthy waterways across Maryland’s Eastern Shore. shorerivers.org/news/now-hirin…

Our series continues Tuesday, May 9, at the Galena Fire Hall, with Sassafras Riverkeeper Zack Kelleher; and concludes on Wednesday, May 10, at 447 Venue in Cambridge, with Choptank Riverkeeper Matt Pluta. shorerivers.org/news/state-of-…

We had great crowds (plus some delicious beer, wine, and oysters) at two State of the Rivers presentations this week but don't worry—you've got two more chances to get in on the fun next week!

April showers bring May shellfish harvesting closures in Maryland. @MDEnvironment is closing part of the Choptank River near the mouth of Jenkins Creek due to a sewage overflow at the Cambridge wastewater plant. Abt 100K of "highly diluted" wastewater spilled. Closed to May 23.