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Tiny Forest Tuesdays
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…
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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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Mallard Point Living Shoreline - Basalt Shell Bagging
Join the Chesapeake Bay Foundation’s Hampton Roads Urban Restoration Team as we install a 718-foot living shoreline at the Mallard Point Association along the Hampton…
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Upper Conestoga Stewardship: Successful Farms and Healthy Waterways
Join us for a community event in Narvon to learn about soil health and the Chesapeake Bay Foundation’s work on an Advanced Restoration Plan developed…
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Mallard Point Living Shoreline - Basalt Shell Bagging
Join the Chesapeake Bay Foundation’s Hampton Roads Urban Restoration Team as we install a 718-foot living shoreline at the Mallard Point Association along the Hampton…
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Tree Nursery Volunteer Day
Summer is in full swing at CBF’s Clagett Farm, and that means it’s time to care for our native tree and shrub nursery! Each year…
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Mallard Point Living Shoreline - Basalt Shell Bagging (Rain Date)
Join the Chesapeake Bay Foundation’s Hampton Roads Urban Restoration Team as we install a 718-foot living shoreline at the Mallard Point Association along the Hampton…
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Oyster Gardening Spat Return - Shady Side
It’s time for current Maryland oyster gardeners to return their mature oysters so we can plant them on a sanctuary reef. Registration is required.
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Shady Side Spat Return
This event is for those who were unable to return their spat in the spring. You will also be picking up new spat at the…
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Solomons Spat Pickup
This is for returning oyster gardeners to pick up their spat for the 2026-2027 growing season. Registration is required.
