In case you missed it, this past Tuesday, we had the honor of collaborating with the Chesapeake Bay Trust to host a screening of our film Back to Camp 41, followed by a thought-provoking panel discussion on Biodiversity in the Bay. It was an evening filled with powerful storytelling, inspiring dialogue, and a shared commitment to protecting our natural world. We’re deeply grateful to our incredible panelists - Tony Hiss, Paula Ehrlich, Mike Slattery, and our very own George Chmael II, for their willingness to share their heartwarming stories, powerful insights, and unwavering passion. A special thank you to moderator Astrid Caldas and the Chesapeake Bay Trust for making this event possible. As Betsy Lovejoy shared in the film about her father, Dr. Thomas Lovejoy: “He knew the importance of bringing people together.” That sentiment is at the heart of everything we do, and we are so thankful to everyone who was able to join us; you made this gathering meaningful, and your presence helped carry Dr. Lovejoy’s legacy forward. If you couldn’t attend, stay tuned! We’ll be announcing a virtual screening of Back to Camp 41 and a panel discussion soon! We are thrilled to keep the momentum going and continue building this community of action and hope. (fb)

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