Blue Water Bash!
Bash is Back! Enjoy live music, waterfront views, local food and wine, a silent auction, and more for a good cause at Blue Water Bash! The 14th Annual Blue Water Bash will be held indoors & outdoors at Barcocina in… →
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News, notes and thoughts from Blue Water Baltimore.
We Love Our Volunteers! Spotlight: Nancy Sacci
· by Zoe Gensheimer
Clean Water, Strong Communities! It takes a community of people to grow a community of trees. As another tree planting approaches, Blue Water Baltimore celebrates the strong communities that work hard to clean our waterways. Check out the following spotlights… →
We Love Our Volunteers! Spotlight: Shannon McDonald
· by Zoe Gensheimer
Clean Water, Strong Communities! It takes a community of people to grow a community of trees. As another tree planting approaches, Blue Water Baltimore celebrates the strong communities that work hard to clean our waterways. Check out the following spotlights… →
Tree Care in Broadway East
A little care goes a long way in the life of a tree! Join Blue Water Baltimore’s Restoration Team to help us care for existing trees in the East Baltimore communities of Broadway East, South Clifton and Oliver. Tasks will… →
World Water Day Trivia Night
Join us this World Water Day for a virtual trivia night filled with fun and prizes! Teams of up to six can compete to win prizes such as Herring Run Nursery gift cards, bandanas, and more. Tickets are free, but… →
We Love Our Volunteers! Spotlight: Dave Barrett
· by Zoe Gensheimer
Clean Water, Strong Communities! It takes a community of people to grow a community of trees. As spring arrives, Blue Water Baltimore celebrates the strong communities that work hard to clean our waterways. Check out the following spotlights to learn… →
We Love Our Volunteers! Spotlight: Caleb DeMario
· by Zoe Gensheimer
Clean Water, Strong Communities! It takes a community of people to grow a community of trees. As another wonderful tree planting season draws to a close, Blue Water Baltimore celebrates the strong communities that work hard to clean our waterways.… →
Flowers in Concrete: How Rain Gardens Benefit Baltimore’s Waterways
· by Lauren Paulet
Nature is constantly being shaped and molded by human activity to fit society’s needs. Our landscapes have been largely modified by urbanization, without much consideration for the natural world surrounding us. For an industrial city like Baltimore, urbanization has degraded… →