Protecting Our Lakes ~ We can all do our part! The White Lake ADK Association, Inc. (WLADK/SWADK) is passionate about protecting our Adirondack lakes from the invasion of Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS). With our billboard and Adirondack Express advertising, we support the FREE Forestport Boat Wash Station, located at the Forestport Town Hall 10275 State Route 28 at the gateway to the southwest corridor of the Adirondack Mountains. It plays a critical role in protecting area lakes from the devastating impacts of aquatic invasive species (AIS). White Lake is one of few lakes in the ADK remaining free of AIS.

Protecting Our Lakes ~ We can all do our part! The White Lake ADK Association, Inc. (WLADK/SWADK) is passionate about protecting our Adirondack lakes from the invasion of Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS). With our billboard and Adirondack Express advertising, we support the FREE Forestport Boat Wash Station, located at the Forestport Town Hall 10275 State Route 28 at the gateway to the southwest corridor of the Adirondack Mountains. It plays a critical role in protecting area lakes from the devastating impacts of aquatic invasive species (AIS). White Lake is one of few lakes in the ADK remaining free of AIS.

Protecting Our Lakes ~ We can all do our part! The White Lake ADK Association, Inc. (WLADK/SWADK) is passionate about protecting our Adirondack lakes from the invasion of Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS). With our billboard and Adirondack Express advertising, we support the FREE Forestport Boat Wash Station, located at the Forestport Town Hall 10275 State Route 28 at the gateway to the southwest corridor of the Adirondack Mountains. It plays a critical role in protecting area lakes from the devastating impacts of aquatic invasive species (AIS). White Lake is one of few lakes in the ADK remaining free of AIS.

Protecting Our Lakes ~ We can all do our part! The White Lake ADK Association, Inc. (WLADK/SWADK) is passionate about protecting our Adirondack lakes from the invasion of Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS). With our billboard and Adirondack Express advertising, we support the FREE Forestport Boat Wash Station, located at the Forestport Town Hall 10275 State Route 28 at the gateway to the southwest corridor of the Adirondack Mountains. It plays a critical role in protecting area lakes from the devastating impacts of aquatic invasive species (AIS). White Lake is one of few lakes in the ADK remaining free of AIS.

Protecting Our Lakes ~ We can all do our part! The White Lake ADK Association, Inc. (WLADK/SWADK) is passionate about protecting our Adirondack lakes from the invasion of Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS). With our billboard and Adirondack Express advertising, we support the FREE Forestport Boat Wash Station, located at the Forestport Town Hall 10275 State Route 28 at the gateway to the southwest corridor of the Adirondack Mountains. It plays a critical role in protecting area lakes from the devastating impacts of aquatic invasive species (AIS). White Lake is one of few lakes in the ADK remaining free of AIS.

Protecting Our Lakes ~ We can all do our part! The White Lake ADK Association, Inc. (WLADK/SWADK) is passionate about protecting our Adirondack lakes from the invasion of Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS). With our billboard and Adirondack Express advertising, we support the FREE Forestport Boat Wash Station, located at the Forestport Town Hall 10275 State Route 28 at the gateway to the southwest corridor of the Adirondack Mountains. It plays a critical role in protecting area lakes from the devastating impacts of aquatic invasive species (AIS). White Lake is one of few lakes in the ADK remaining free of AIS.

Protecting Our Lakes ~ We can all do our part! The White Lake ADK Association, Inc. (WLADK/SWADK) is passionate about protecting our Adirondack lakes from the invasion of Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS). With our billboard and Adirondack Express advertising, we support the FREE Forestport Boat Wash Station, located at the Forestport Town Hall 10275 State Route 28 at the gateway to the southwest corridor of the Adirondack Mountains. It plays a critical role in protecting area lakes from the devastating impacts of aquatic invasive species (AIS). White Lake is one of few lakes in the ADK remaining free of AIS.

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Made from recycled ocean waste

Kass Urban-Mead is a pollinator conservation specialist, NRCS partner biologist, and the forests and forestry lead at the Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation. After working as the mid-Atlantic specialist for several years, she has returned home to New York state, where she focuses on technical assistance, education, and research around managing forests for pollinators. When not working to inspire a love for bees in others, Kass enjoys roller skating, singing shape note music, and tending her garden. 🌲 Read our latest #CommunityVoices Blog: https://conta.cc/4mkPIsk 📸: Courtesy of Kass Urban-Mead

Build your own 55-gallon rain barrel with Stephen Elliott, Director of Watershed Programs at the Pinelands Preservation Alliance, and the Farmers Against Hunger team. Learn how you can save up to 1,300 gallons of water every year! Admission includes all materials — you’ll leave with a barrel ready to install at home. 📅 August 18 | Delran, NJ | Rainbow Meadow Learning Gardens Sign up now: https://dash.pointapp.org/events/373699 #RainBarrelWorkshop #WaterConservation #SustainableLiving #RainbowMeadowLearningGardens #FarmersAgainstHunger

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Here's the bi-annual news letter from the Broad River Watershed Association. Please become a member of the Savannah River Keeper and the Broad River Watershed Association.

Here's the bi-annual news letter from the Broad River Watershed Association. Please become a member of the Savannah River Keeper and the Broad River Watershed Association.

🌲Oregon’s conservation land trusts are bringing people together — across backgrounds, beliefs and boundaries — to protect the places we all depend on. From the Idaho border to the coast, nonprofits like the Oregon Desert Land Trust have partnered with ranchers, tribes and land managers to conserve 20,000+ acres of wild and working lands since 2017. Oregonians of starkly different backgrounds and politics support this work. Why? Because land trusts enable us to focus on what we can do together. “It gives me hope to see folks creating this common ground, focusing on things that contribute to healthy communities and a healthy environment, which are values that all of us share,” says ODLT Executive Director Brent Fenty. Rancher Hollie Henricks says her family’s lease with ODLT “has given our ranch so much flexibility in the way we graze our own place ... It just hasn’t been anything but good for us, and for our animals, too.” 🟢 Oregon Community Foundation supports this work through the Oregon Lands and People Project because we all share a connection to this place we call home. Roundhouse Foundation, YARG Foundation, Coalition of Oregon Land Trusts, Land Trust Alliance, Greenbelt Land Trust, Columbia Land Trust Photos: Brooke Gray and Oregon Desert Land Trust #CommonGround #OregonLandTrusts #BridgeBuilders #CommunityConservation #OregonDesertLandTrust #OCFImpact

SEAMEO BIOTROP 2025 Mascot Design Competition is NOW OPEN! Design a mascot that embodies the Biodiversity Guardian – Protector of Tropical Nature 🌏 We're looking for a character that inspires, educates, and champions tropical biodiversity across Southeast Asia! Are you the one? ✨ What’s in it for you? 🏆 Total Prize of USD 1000! and Recognition across Southeast Asia 🗓 Deadline for Submission: 10 August 2025 📹 Submit your mascot design and concept description, . 🌐 For complete guidelines and submission form, visit: 🔗 https://biotrop.org/news/biotrop-mascot-competition-biodiversity-guardian-protector-of-tropical-nature Let your art become the face of environmental change 🌱 #mascot #designcompetition #designgraphic #illustrator #competitions

🌊 August is Clean River Month in Grayson County! Join us August 1–31, 2025, to help care for our beloved New River—one of the oldest rivers in the world! ✅ What’s happening: 📌Aug 2, 9 AM at the Independence Boat Launch: First Clean-up of the Month hosted by the New River Conservancy. Visit our website for details or follow us here! Multiple drop-in clean-ups along the riverbanks and tributaries to follow throughout August—keep an eye out for posts about each one! 🌿 Why it matters: We’re kicking off our 5th annual Clean River Month in Grayson County—building on past efforts to remove trash, tires, and storm debris from the New River! The scars from Hurricane Helene (Fall 2024) mean this year’s work is especially crucial. 🌟 How you can help & become a New River Protector: Grab a river-cleaning bag at any public Grayson County boat launch & collect trash during your next paddle. Bags will be available for river trash throughout August. Volunteer for organized clean-ups throughout August, all listed on our website! Bring family & friends—a great opportunity for kids to learn environmental stewardship. Together, we can ensure the New River remains clean, healthy, and enchanting—for paddlers, anglers, families, wildlife… all who love this amazing natural wonder.🌲🐟🌞 👉 RSVP, share with friends, and follow us for the full clean-up schedule! Full Clean-up Schedule: https://www.graysoncountyva.com/the-new-river/ #thenewriver #cleanrivermonth #exploregrayson #riverconservation #riverprotection #loveva New River Wildlife and Conservation Club Inc New River Conservancy Grayson LandCare Goodwill Grange #959 Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources Virginia is for Lovers

Quitting Plastics Bottled water has become a significant environmental issue, yet it is still widely available. Here are some easy alternatives to consider: 1. **Boxed Water**: While not completely plastic-free, boxed water is a step in the right direction. However, it may not be available in all states of Australia. 2. **Water Filters**: Install a water filter on your tap at home, and consider asking for a filter at your workplace. Many refrigerators also come with built-in filtered water systems. 3. **Reusable Drink Bottles**: Before heading out, make sure to fill your reusable drink bottle to reduce reliance on single-use plastic. 4. **Water in Cans**: Some companies are now offering water in aluminum cans, which are 100% recyclable. For example, Wallaby is available at certain Coles supermarkets. https://www.wallabywater.com.au/shop Stone & Harmony are committed to quitting plastics, and if we all make an effort, we can significantly reduce our reliance on bottled water. Stone & Harmony www.stoneandharmony.com.au 230 - 232 Kensington Road, Marryatville, SA

Quitting Plastics Bottled water has become a significant environmental issue, yet it is still widely available. Here are some easy alternatives to consider: 1. **Boxed Water**: While not completely plastic-free, boxed water is a step in the right direction. However, it may not be available in all states of Australia. 2. **Water Filters**: Install a water filter on your tap at home, and consider asking for a filter at your workplace. Many refrigerators also come with built-in filtered water systems. 3. **Reusable Drink Bottles**: Before heading out, make sure to fill your reusable drink bottle to reduce reliance on single-use plastic. 4. **Water in Cans**: Some companies are now offering water in aluminum cans, which are 100% recyclable. For example, Wallaby is available at certain Coles supermarkets. https://www.wallabywater.com.au/shop Stone & Harmony are committed to quitting plastics, and if we all make an effort, we can significantly reduce our reliance on bottled water. Stone & Harmony www.stoneandharmony.com.au 230 - 232 Kensington Road, Marryatville, SA