Environmental advocacy work provides students with opportunities to increase their knowledge and awareness of the Chesapeake Bay watershed as well as the larger world environment. Then, that knowledge will be used to show the interrelatedness of the entire global environment, to expand students’ outlook from the neighborhood level to the biosphere level.

We have facilitated community clean-ups, constructed an award winning park with the Robert W. Coleman Community Organization, facilitated Earth Day activities and tree plantings, constructed worm composting bins, organized recycling programs, and facilitated environmental education programs.

We have done environmental advocacy work with Woodberry Crossing, Robert W. Coleman Community Organization, The School for Original Thought, Red Bud Farm, and others.