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Guest post by Vince Drader, Director of Communications at Casey Trees, vdrader@caseytrees.org On December 6, volunteers gathered at The Catholic University of America to plant 30 new trees and gain hands-on experience caring for DC’s growing urban canopy. Across two simultaneous events on campus, participants learned how proper planting and maintenance techniques can make a lasting difference for the city’s trees. These activities were part of a broader initiative to share be

The Potomac River Basin stretches more than 400 miles across 4 states and the District of Columbia. In fact, it provides 80% of the drinking water for the 6 million people who call this region home. It’s a vital resource which is why the Potomac Conservancy publishes a River Report Card every two years. This data-driven assessment uses key indicators to determine the river’s overall health, raises community awareness, and needed action. Which is exactly what happened when th

For Student Conservation Association (SCA) crew members, summer is a time for action. It is a critical time for the removal of invasive...

Springtime awakens the world with fresh possibilities, inviting us to step outside and reconnect with nature. As flowers bloom and the...

Guest blog by Spenser Balog, Casey Trees Here at Casey Trees, our conservation easements are dedicated to restoring fragmented patches of...

Washington, DC - Advancing environmental sustainability in the Nation’s Capital will require the engagement and participation of all who...

Guest post by Christina Hester, Casey Trees In a world facing unprecedented environmental challenges, educating our youth about the...

Washington, DC – For the Crimsonbridge Foundation, the desire to support environmental sustainability began years ago with a review of...