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Connecting people to the natural world, sustainable agricultural practices and the cultural heritage of their local watershed through education, stewardship and advocacy.

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News & Stories


Read about the latest happenings at the Alice Ferguson Foundation.


Intern Spotlight: Abbey Vanasse

In Memory of Frank Nicolai

A Perspective on Programs: Lesley Wills

Employee Spotlight: Jaidyn Kee

Alice Ferguson Foundation Receives $200,000 Grant from Chick-fil-A

2023 Pinot on the Potomac Sponsors

Camp Chronicles: Q & A With Jasmine Scott

Beyond the Board: Dan Jackson

Wrapping Up Summer Adventure Camp 2023

Employee Spotlight: Brenda Wright

Member Moment: Rose Kim

A Closer Look: “Swimming Party” by Alice Ferguson


News & Stories Archive

And the Winner Is… Walker Mill Middle School

December 13, 2013
By Everette Bradford, Community Outreach Liaison Walker Mill Middle School officially adopted the Trash Free Schools project in the fall of the 2012-2013 school year, which gave momentum for the school […]

2013 Potomac Watershed Trash Summit

October 28, 2013
Guest post by Miriam Gennari, read more from her blog styrofoammom.com The 8th Annual Potomac Watershed Trash Summit happened on October 18th, 2013 at the University of District of Columbia. […]

Great Progress Made on the PWSC

September 23, 2013
By Karen Miles, Land Use/ Facilities Manager Things are in full swing at the PWSC construction site.  There are contractors on-site for concrete work, geothermal hookups, electric and plumbing hookups […]

Truly Treemendous Tales from the Field

August 5, 2013
By Elizabeth Rives, Bridging the Watershed Program Coordinator “Look at that – that tree is tight!” exclaimed a bubbly six-grader from Accokeek Academy while walking to the site for a […]

Potomac Watershed Study Center Phase One Construction in its Infancy

July 26, 2013
By Karen Miles, Land Use/Facilities Manager For anyone not familiar with construction projects, the work going on in preparation for Phase One of the Potomac Watershed Study Center (PWSC) is […]

The Blue Rhino—Symbol of Good Times at Hard Bargain Farm

June 18, 2013
By Doris Sharp, Cultural Heritage Coordinator Visually memorable for visitors, especially school children, the Blue Rhinoceros is a hefty, humorous sentry to a creative legacy and is simply unforgettable and […]

One of World’s Only ‘Living Buildings’ Comes to Maryland: Dignitaries Help Break Ground for World Class Environmental Education Center

April 26, 2013
 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: April 25, 2013 (Accokeek, MD) Maryland Lieutenant Governor Anthony Brown, Prince George’s County Executive Rushern L. Baker, III and other dignitaries will help break ground today on one […]

Getting the Most Out of a Field Study to Hard Bargain Farm

January 9, 2013
By Becky Williams In my role as Naturalist/Educator for Hard Bargain Farm Environmental Center, I look forward to my visits to school classrooms both before and after the students come […]

History of Evening Chores

December 21, 2012
By Ann Bodling, Children’s Garden Associate It was drizzling as I headed down to the barnyard.  The sky was grey, dusk was early and most of the chickens had decided […]

Superstorm Sandy Highlights Need to Address Watershed Litter Problem: Solutions to be Discussed at 7th Annual Trash Summit

November 6, 2012
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: November 6, 2012 Superstorm Sandy Highlights Need to Address Watershed Litter Problem: Solutions to be Discussed at 7th Annual Trash Summit (Silver Spring, MD) The aftermath of […]
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Land Acknowledgement
We acknowledge that the land we use today is the
traditional land of the Piscataway people.
We are learning (and living) on their territory, honoring
their culture and we are enormously grateful for their
stewardship of the land.

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Accokeek, Maryland 20607
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