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The latest green infrastructure newsletter is now available from Lancaster-based LandStudies featuring articles on--
-- Lancaster County Water Week June 1 to 9
-- New Video Shows Waterfowl Making Santo Domingo Stormwater Facility Home
-- Landis Homes Environmental Volunteers Receive Recognition
-- Employee Spotlight: Matt Schavnis
-- Job Opening: Sustainable Landscape Foreman
-- Job Opening: Water Resources Engineer
-- Click Here to sign up for your own copy (right panel)
For more information, visit the LandStudies website or contact Laurel Etter Longenecker, 717-627-4440 or send email to: laurel@landstudies.com. Click Here to sign up for green infrastructure updates. LandStudies is certified as a Women’s Business Enterprise (WBE), Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) and Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) based in Lititz, Lancaster County. Follow LandStudies on Twitter, Like them on Facebook.
(Photo: Landis Homes Retirement Community Regional Stormwater Management and Floodplain Restoration Project, Lancaster County.)
NewsClips:
Casey Introduces Bill To Help Farm Conservation Efforts
AP: Report: Chesapeake Bay Improving But Huge Challenges Remain
Chesapeake Bay Water Getting Cleaner But Hard Work Ahead In PA
Bay Journal: Chesapeake Bay Watershed Unlikely To Meet 2025 Unless Region Picks Up The Pace
Lancaster Farming: Slow Nitrogen Reductions Hamper Chesapeake Bay Cleanup
Lancaster Farming: Lancaster Farmland Trust Tallies Conservation Practices
Op-Ed: Data The New Driver In Conservation Decisions Regarding the Chesapeake Bay
Philadelphia’s Green City, Clean Water Needs Funding To Achieve Goals
Related Stories:
Chesapeake Bay Foundation: PA Lagging In Meeting All Pollution Reduction Goals Except From Wastewater Plants
Landis Homes Retirement Community Friends Of The Woods & Wetlands Group Receives Service Award In Lancaster
Lancaster Is Using Green Infrastructure To Manage Stormwater, Make Neighborhoods Safer
CBF-PA Praises U.S. Sen. Casey For Bill Increasing Federal Support For Farmers Planting Streamside Buffers
Op-Ed: Data The New Driver In Conservation Decisions Regarding The Chesapeake Bay
PA To Pilot County-Level Chesapeake Bay Clean Water Planning Process In 4 Counties This Summer
Inside Pennsylvania’s Strategy For Healthier Local Streams In The Chesapeake Bay Watershed
[Posted: June 1, 2018]
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