The Chesapeake Bay Trust awards more than $10 million in grant funding each year to hundreds of nonprofits and community organizations throughout the region for hands-on projects that are ensuring cleaner, greener, healthier Chesapeake, Coastal Bays, and Youghiogheny watersheds for years to come.
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Apply for Lyft ride credits to help drive your organization forward.
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By supporting movement infrastructure - vibrant connections and indispensable shared tools across the environmental field – Mosaic seeks to equip organizations and advocates to achieve the most important environmental victories.
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Afterschool 2021 Fall Program Returns. Visit the DPR Registration Portal and find your enrichment zone.
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Sign up for FREE: Taking Nature Black Re-entry Roundtable. Tuesday, September 14 from 2 PM - 3 PM.
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“In this country, too many communities of color experience violence, oppression, and toxic trauma due to environmental racism and slavery. We use anti-racist, pro-liberation science to INpower communities who are seeking environmental justice.”
— DR. SACOBY WILSON, CEEJH DIRECTOR
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Join us for music and meditation aimed at enhancing our youths’ innate capacity to be purposefully aware of their present-moment emotional, cognitive, and sensory experiences.
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Exit Suitland Parkway and take a discovery tour of this Ward 8 hidden treasure.
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Reimagine Anacostia Park and share your voice.
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Explore your story, discover who you are, and recognize your worth and the power of self love.
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Since 2016, the District of Columbia Department of Energy and Environment has awarded 57 grants totaling $1,059,629. The total amount of funding available in 2021 is $200,000. Up to $30,000 is available for Tier 1 small/medium-scale projects and $30,001-$50,000 is available for Tier 2 medium/large-scale projects. The program is currently administered through a partnership with the Chesapeake Bay Trust.
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With the COVID-19 pandemic impacting freedom of movement through social distancing protocols, many of us are itching to enjoy the mental and physical benefits of recreating in the Anacostia River and parks and throughout the Anacostia watershed. April was jam-packed with nature-based activities and outdoor community events celebrating our city’s natural features and the Anacostia Watershed and the communities the river supports.
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As we spring into the Springtime season there are a lot of events and activities where you can get engaged in the parks and waters of the Anacostia Watershed, and decision-making about these civic resources! APACC would like to say Happy Women’s History Month, and a big thank you to all of the diverse women and particularly the unsung heroes organizing and working to make the Anacostia Watershed and the communities within it better for everyone!!!!
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