Potomac News Reservoir, May 6, 2021
A hotter, wetter, basin, river cleanups, increasing outdoor use, and more in the Potomac News Reservoir.
A hotter, wetter, basin, river cleanups, increasing outdoor use, and more in the Potomac News Reservoir.
Trout, mussels, preservation, conservation, and more in the Potomac News Reservoir.
Salt tool kit, water quality, saving cherries, eagles, and more in the Potomac News Reservoir.
Potomac cleanup, eagles and algae, cherry blossoms, a river dog, and more in the Potomac News Reservoir.
Road salt, PFAS, tour the Anacostia, wetlands, and more in the Potomac News Reservoir.
Smallmouth bass, cherry blossoms, access, resilience, and more in the Potomac News Reservoir.
Our Sister River, solar farming, road salt, and more in the Potomac News Reservoir.
The ICPRB Second Quarter Business Meeting will be held virtually on Tuesday, March 2, 2021, from 9:45 a.m. until noon. The ICPRB meetings are public, and guests can register by sending an email to info@icprb.org with your name and affiliation by Friday, February 26, 2021. A copy of the draft agenda is available.
The ICPRB staff and commissioners welcome William J. Willis as a Pennsylvania commissioner. Willis teaches at the Mercersburg Academy in Mercersburg, Pa., where he is the Director of Environmental Initiatives and an environmental science teacher.
Willis led the creation of an environmental master plan for the school, and chairs the environmental committee. His efforts cover environmental initiatives in all elements of school life, including facilities, student engagement, community outreach, residential life, administrative planning, and curriculum. He also conducts monthly stream monitoring with students and local citizens as a cofounder of the Johnston Run Revitalization Team.
Since coming to the academy in 2001, Willis has worked in many other aspects of the school, including director of International Programs, and alumni and annual giving.
Willis previously worked in education marketing and served as director of the nonprofit Bitterroot Ecological Resources, Inc., working to increase public awareness and engagement in the Bitterroot River Valley in Montana.
Willis past and current activities make him well-suited to help with similar efforts in the Potomac watershed, and ICPRB looks forward to seeing his science and outreach skills bring a positive impact. Welcome aboard!
White’s Ferry sold, D.C. flooding, road salt, environmental justice, and more in the Potomac News Reservoir.