English ivy... One of our target invasive alien plants (hence "English") We are planning to remove English ivy at the CSCIA Clubhouse Field on President's day […]
We have a truly exciting conference planned for you this year! This year’s event is designed to explore topics most relevant to restoring communities and improving […]
Megalodons, Mermaids, and Climate Change: Combating misinformation about the ocean, weather, and climate change . . . and a little fun. Misinformation now spreads like wildfire. […]
Spring Ephemerals are native plants that bloom in the early spring. They are short lived, but provide important early nectar for pollinators. Oh, and they are […]
If you bought a First Flowers Box of spring ephemerals and any add-ons from CCC, pick up will be on April 4th and 5th. Please check […]
Want Clean Water? ACT! Get outside, volunteer for a stream cleanup & make a difference for your community! This is the annual Project Clean Streams in […]
*Meet the Conservation Crew! *Learn about the Cape Conservation Corps (CCC)! *Discover volunteer opportunities! *Find out how to support CCC through financial donations! *Pizza and refreshments […]
CCC is helping to provide labor for an environmental literacy Capstone Project designed by two Broadneck HS students. Runoff is currently undermining the sailing shack at […]
CCC is continually working to improve and maintain two public areas in Cape St. Claire for the enjoyment of all – Serene Ravine (across from 1037 […]
When you have dinner between 5 PM and 9 PM, Broadneck Grill Cape St Claire donates 10% of the total food receipts to Cape Conservation Corps. […]
