Stories by Jim Edward
Jim Edward is the Acting Director of the Chesapeake Bay Program. He plays a lead role in coordinating the U.S. EPA's activities with other federal agencies, and works with state and local authorities to improve the water quality and living resources of the Bay.
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Eyes on the Bay
October 19, 2018Restoration officials observe the Bay Program’s monitoring of the Chesapeake firsthand
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Creating a cadre of Chesapeake Bay Landscape Professionals
July 10, 2017New certification program provides credentials for sustainable landscaping
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Connecting diverse communities and groups helps strengthen our collective watershed work
October 1, 2015Focus on diversity at Watershed Forum inspired conversation and collaboration
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Stream cleanup at Pope Branch shows restoration progress being made
February 13, 2013Trash is becoming less of a problem for the District of Columbia waterway.
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Cancun, Cocoa Beach and…Cheverly? Spending spring break cleaning up the Anacostia River
April 18, 2012More than 250 college students spend their spring break helping pick up trash.
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Greening Up the Anacostia for Diamond
August 11, 2011Bay Program Acting Director Jim Edward helps clean up the Anacostia River with the Earth Conservation Corps.
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Cleaning Up the Magothy, One Stream at a Time
June 24, 2009I just recently joined the Chesapeake Bay Program Office as its deputy director after more 20 years of working for the EPA.
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