| News and Happenings |
| Get Outside with Kids, GreenbeltGo, Farmland Funding and More |
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| Get Outside with Kids |
February vacation is here! When you head outdoors with your kids, bring along Greenbelt's Get Outside Family Guide. It's full of great destinations and creative ideas for kids and grownups alike to enjoy and learn about nature. Get your copy today, available in Spanish and English..
Get Outside Family Guide→ |
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| GreenbeltGo is Here! |
We're beyond excited to introduce GreenbeltGo, our new trails app that turns your phone into a mobile trail guide. It's easy to use and FREE. Interactive features help you find places to explore, get driving directions to trailhead parking, track your location on the trails and much more! Available at your regular app store.
Details & Video Tutorial → |
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| Decades of Farming Experience Shared |
Last month, more than 80 farmers from across the region attended "Funding Your Farm: Strategies to Boost Grant Success." Watch the webinar recording to hear four local farmers with more than 60 years of combined knowledge share their expertise.
Farm Workshop Video → |
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| Stewardship Embarks on Management Planning |
Preparations are underway for Greenbelt's Stewardship department to begin drafting management plans for many of the places our visitors enjoy. The plans will be used to guide property management, balancing uses such as recreation and farming with natural resource protection. Stay tuned for more updates as these plans take shape.
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| Calling New Artists |
Greenbelt is now accepting new artist applications for Art in the Barn 2022. The deadline for new artists to be considered for this year's juried show is April 3rd. Click below for FAQs and instructions to apply.
New Artist Applications→ |
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| In Memoriam |
We are saddened by the recent passing of Brian Rehrig. As Executive Director of Fields Pond Foundation, Brian was a long-time Greenbelt supporter and friend. In the words of Greenbelt's Chris LaPointe, "Brian's support of conservation work across the region has had a lasting impact on the environment and the people who enjoy the places he helped to protect. He was kind, caring, creative and thoughtful, always genuinely interested in what we were working on. He will be missed."
Brian H. Rehrig → |
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