Before European colonization, there were no earthworms in regions north of New Jersey stretching to Washington state. The Ice Age wiped...

By Mary Gumerov, Assistant UpLift Crew Leader I didn't expect enrolling in "Intro to Soil Science" during my undergrad at Maryland would...

By Mary Gumerov, Assistant Uplift Crew Leader We often discuss how native plants support pollinators, strengthen the local ecosystem, and...

Alex Booth may have ended their time as a READY Crew Member in 2019, but the knowledge and skills they gained with EcoWorks continues to...

Passing by the looming, barbed-wire-rimmed walls of a correctional facility, the average citizen may conjure images ­­­­of heartless,...

By Mary Gumerov, Assistant Uplift Crew Leader Nandina, also known as Heavenly Bamboo, is a decorative evergreen shrub ubiquitous across...

Hurricane Ida brought record rainfall and lethal flooding on 9/1/2021 across the Eastern seaboard. A dozen people died in their...

This is a guest blog from Mark Burchick of Environmental Systems Analysis, Inc.

It seems like the world has gone topsy-turvy since I published my last blog, An Environmental Restoration Workforce for the Future, on...

As I pointed out in my previous blog entry, non-profit does not mean no-profit. Nor does it mean unprofitable. In this discussion, I am...

This blog first appeared on the Hirshman Water & Environment, LLC website: https://hirschmanwater.com/an-environmental-restoration-workfo...

Thoughts towards the financial responsibilities of a non-profit from Howard Ecoworks Deputy Director Don Tsusaki Does non-profit mean...

In the time I’ve spent as a crew member working with Howard Ecoworks, this is a question that I’ve faced in a number of ways. New crew...

My professional career for the past 15 or so years has revolved around environmental restoration. I’ve typically worked at watershed...