Eastern Shore Land Conservancy is committed to preserving and sustaining the vibrant communities of the Eastern Shore and the lands and waters that connect them.
In honor of Earth Day 2021, Eastern Shore Land Conservancy President, Rob Etgen, penned the following letter about President Biden's climate plan, the importance of nature and open space, and our role in creating a brighter future for all.
Over the last few weeks, ESLC has been promoting its workshop series titled Solutions for a Changing Delmarva to help attendees learn about climate issues in their community. We hosted the third workshop on Tuesday, February 23rd.
Over the past year we have gained an enlightened perspective of just how valuable it is to have convenient and safe access to not just parks and open spaces but the walking paths and trails that lead us there. We have also learned the many dangers that come with streets that more designed for cars instead of people.
Farmers Markets and farm stands are great ways to fill up your table with local foods. They are also excellent opportunities to establish a personal connection with the farmers that work long and hard to provide that food. For those that want to strengthen that connection, a subscription to a CSA might be the answer.
Russ’ life work was research and education on minimizing impacts of agriculture on the Chesapeake Bay. In addition to his role in agricultural research and dozens of legislative and related efforts, Russ also became the Mayor of his small hometown of Vienna on the Nanticoke where he served his community until recently.
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