Melissa D.
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Posted January 13, 2022
Director of Communications – Potomac Conservancy (Silver Spring, MD)
Potomac Conservancy seeks an energetic communications strategist to join our growing team. The Director of Communications will report to the Vice President of Communications and work in a collaborative environment that is driven to meet online engagement and movement building goals. As a key member of “Team Potomac,” the Director will lead our content marketing…
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Posted June 29, 2021
New climate report for the Potomac River region
Potomac Conservancy is excited to share our new “Rising to the Challenge” local climate report and summer series with our partners. The report helps us confront our new climate reality and gives us tools to take meaningful action. Report: Rising to the Challenge: A New Climate Reality in the Potomac River Region URL: www.PotomacClimateReport.org Social media: #PotomacClimateReport Our six-part summer climate series and accompanying report will…
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Posted September 27, 2019
Potomac Conservancy- Grassroots Organizer
Do you love talking to people about your passion for clean water and helping them find theirs? Is empowering local residents to make a difference your thing? Do you believe that change comes from collective action? If so, Potomac Conservancy is seeking an energetic and creative self-starter to join our mission for clean water. Who…
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Posted January 16, 2019
Potomac Conservancy- Communications Manager
Potomac Conservancy is hiring! We’re looking for an energetic and creative Communications Manager to join our team. The Communications Manager will work closely with the Sr. Director of Communications in the implementation of engagement and marketing strategies that will advance the Conservancy’s clean water mission. As a key member of “Team Potomac,” the Communications Manager…
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Posted March 27, 2018
Potomac River improves to a B in latest river report card!
Released March 27, 2018 The health of the Potomac River, the source of drinking water for over 5 million DC area residents, continues to improve, earning a B in Potomac Conservancy’s tenth State of the Nation’s River report. It is the highest grade the river has ever received, up from a B- in 2016, a…
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Posted March 10, 2017
Stormwater workshops – Frederick, Maryland
Whats a watershed? How does a stormwater pond work? Can I swim in my local creek? Where does my drinking water come from? Join Potomac Conservancy and Clean Water Frederick as we answer these questions and more! Come for refreshments, giveaways, activities, and more. You’ll leave with ideas of how you can keep your local…