Nature Conservancy!

Last night we headed to Eatonville on 14th Street for the Nature Conservancy Happy Hour.

We snapped Wild Foundation’s Adam Hanson with Next Gen Space’s Margo Deckard, and The Nature Conservancy’s Jeremy Rude and Kate Arion. Jeremy, a fisheries specialist, spoke to the crowd.

The News Year social focused on the Conservancy's work in the Chesapeake Bay and Appalachian Mountains. Here, Land Trust Alliance’s Lizzy Haymaker and George Chapman, CAO’s Maree Newson and the World Bank’s Daniel Stock.

Environmental Investigation Agency’s Peter Mach joins NOAA’s Rebecca Shuford and the IDB’s Gema Perez.

Nature Conservancy donor Allison Mitchell, Gen C Chair Delicia Hand and volunteer Nick Smith surround consultant Monica La. Gen C, or Generation Conservation, is a local group of supporters who plan events to raise awareness for Conservancy projects.

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