Events

Watershed Stewards play a significant role in serving communities of Anne Arundel County. They install landscape projects that help reduce pollution and create engaging programs to inspire the next generation of environmental leaders. These actions reduce pollution at its source and improve the health of the Chesapeake Bay. Are you interested in becoming a Watershed… Read More »Watershed Steward Virtual Information Session

Registration open now. Discounts available now through January 31. Find out more and register.

Save Our Trees invites residents to attend a ‘workshop’ focusing on the Annapolis city goal of 50% tree canopy by 2040. Together we’ll ask the ‘questions’ and find ‘solutions’ that we can apply to our properties, streets and communities.

Join AA County Rec and Parks for a morning of spring clean up of this community park! Make a difference in your community as well as keeping our park greener and safe for all. Meet at 9:45am at the playground parking lot and discuss logistics of the morning. We will have a variety of tasks… Read More »Broadneck Park Spring Clean Up

Watershed Stewards play a significant role in serving communities of Anne Arundel County. They install landscape projects that help reduce pollution and create engaging programs to inspire the next generation of environmental leaders. These actions reduce pollution at its source and improve the health of the Chesapeake Bay. Are you interested in becoming a Watershed… Read More »Watershed Steward Virtual Information Session

Anne Arundel Weed Resistance and Christ Our Anchor Church are sponsoring an invasives removal event.

Join 'Save Our Trees' and the 'Annapolis Conservancy' as we work to clear ivy from the trees around Annapolis' very own children's museum. Overflow parking is available at the Weems Whalen field on Spa Road or Maryland Hall. Use the trail (it's between Weems Whalen field and the back of Bates Elementary School) across the… Read More »Ivy Clearing around Annapolis Children’s Museum

Friends of Quiet Waters Park ~ Environmental Committee The Environmental Committee announces new plans for Earth Day on April 21: for the first time, a program of speakers will be held in the Blue Heron Pavilion and all are invited. 11:00: When Quiet Waters was a Farm Karen Mitchell, Nita Dulaney Treffer and Chris Buser… Read More »Earth Day Event at Quiet Waters Park

Rain Date: April 28 Walk for the Woods is Scenic Rivers Land Trust's signature community event celebrating the joy of the outdoors and our local, protected woods. The event will include guided hikes, self-led hikes, critter discovery, "Say My Name" remembrance ceremony, and more! Find our more.