The moment you’ve all been waiting for…our 2020 Annual Report. Many of us turned inward as a result of the worldwide pandemic and it forced us to delay some things as we adjusted to that new reality. This, our 2020 annual report, reflects our status at the end of that year and we hope to… Continue Reading
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Immediate opening – Forest Stewardship technician
Gunpowder Valley Conservancy (GVC), a non-profit land trust and conservation organization located in Baltimore County, Maryland, is seeking an enthusiastic person to join our organization as a part-time Forest Stewardship technician. This position directly supports GVC’s Planting the Future initiative to combat climate change and biodiversity loss. The Forest Stewardship technician will assist with native… Continue Reading
Immediate opening – Reforestation Intern
Gunpowder Valley Conservancy (GVC) has several unpaid internship opportunities for students interested in getting hands-on experience with a local environmental non-profit. Click below for the full internship description: Please send a cover letter and resume to Peg Perry, GVC Program Director of Education and Restoration, by March 25, 2022. Continue Reading
Full-time Executive Director Position
The Gunpowder Valley Conservancy (GVC), a regional non-profit conservation organization and land trust based in central Maryland, seeks a dynamic, creative, and energetic leader to serve as Executive Director. GVC holds easements on 34 properties protecting over 1,800 acres of farms, forests, streams, and open spaces. It is a Maryland Rural Legacy Sponsor and works… Continue Reading
2021 GVC Gifts
Give the gift of healthy forests and clean water this holiday season! GVC is excited to share several creative ways you can support your local land trust and watershed restoration non-profit. Share the beauty of the Gunpowder Watershed and support local artist, Mary Magenta. Her 2022 Watershed Moments calendars and note cards are available for… Continue Reading
2021 GVC E-newsletter
Catch up on the Gunpowder Valley Conservancy’s (GVC) news and events: January 2021 GVC e-newsletter February 2021 GVC e-newsletter March 2021 GVC e-newsletter April 2021 GVC e-newsletter May 2021 GVC e-newsletter June 2021 GVC e-newsletter July 2021 GVC e-newsletter August 2021 GVC e-newsletter September 2021 GVC e-newsletter October 2021 GVC e-newsletter November 2021 GVC e-newsletter… Continue Reading
Summer internship with GVC
We have an immediate opening for a summer intern to help us with tree maintenance. Help young trees grow into healthy forests! This is a great opportunity for someone interested in gaining hands-on experience with an environmental non-profit. Work will be done throughout central and northern Baltimore County to assist in the GVC Reforestation Program.… Continue Reading
Speak Up For Land Preservation in Baltimore County
Great News! Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski confirmed his commitment to Land Preservation in the Gunpowder watershed by asking for an increase in his 2022 – 2026 budget proposal. The cumulative increase through 2026 will be $13,260,000. The GVC sent him a personal thank you, but please, if you have a minute, drop him a… Continue Reading
December 2019 – December 2020 e-newsletters
Catch up on the Gunpowder Valley Conservancy’s recent news and events! December 2019 GVC e-newsletter January 2020 GVC e-newsletter February 2020 GVC e-newsletter March/April 2020 GVC e-newsletter May 2020 GVC e-newsletter June 2020 GVC e-newsletter July 2020 GVC e-newsletter August 2020 GVC e-newsletter September 2020 GVC e-newsletter October 2020 GVC e-newsletter November 2020 GVC e-newsletter… Continue Reading
Tree Maintenance Intern
The Gunpowder Valley Conservancy (GVC), a non-profit land trust and watershed restoration organization in Baltimore County, is seeking an energetic intern to assist in maintaining newly planted trees. Tree maintenance is an essential part of reforestation and involves removing invasive vines and making sure young trees are growing properly. Great opportunity for someone interested in… Continue Reading