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Whether it's planting water-filtering trees and oysters, signing up for a summer Eco-Camp or Student Leadership Expedition, or attending a Chesapeake seminar—there are countless ways to get involved and join the save the Bay movement!

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    Join CBF for a tree planting in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, where you will help plant hundreds of trees to create a stream-side riparian buffer.

    Location: Pennsylvania

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    Join CBF in Richmond to help maintain young trees. Volunteers will prune, mulch, and adjust stakes to support healthy growth.

    Location: Virginia

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    It’s time for current Maryland oyster gardeners to return their mature oysters so we can plant them on a sanctuary reef.

    Location: Maryland

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    Join us on CBF’s Clagett Farm in Upper Marlboro for a few hours to plant, weed, and tend to the crops for our Community Supported…

    Location: Maryland

  • Volunteer Event

    Join us on CBF’s Clagett Farm in Upper Marlboro for a few hours to plant, weed, and tend to the crops for our Community Supported…

    Location: Maryland

  • Community Event

    Menhaden, also known as bunker, are small, filter‑feeding fish that play a crucial role in the Chesapeake Bay. Join us in Richmond for a discussion that…

    Location: Virginia

  • Volunteer Event

    Join us on CBF’s Clagett Farm in Upper Marlboro for a few hours to plant, weed, and tend to the crops for our Community Supported…

    Location: Maryland

  • Volunteer Event

    Join us to help maintain Fonticello Park’s Tiny Forest in Richmond. We’ll be hand-pulling weeds to ensure the young forest can take root and grow…

    Location: Virginia

  • Community Event

    Experience the wonders of a CBF field experience first-hand on one of our education vessels. Pull up a net with a CBF boat captain to…

    Location: Maryland

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