Contact Us

Rock Creek Conservancy Headquarters 

7200 Wisconsin Avenue, Suite 500
Bethesda, MD 20814
(301) 579-3105
info@rockcreekconservancy.org

Donations & Media Inquiries:

Jeanne Braha
Executive Director
jbraha@rockcreekconservancy.org

individual and group volunteer opportunities:

volunteer@rockcreekconservancy.org

Downspout Disconnection

Tavone Garner-Lundy
Senior Green Infrastructure Coordinator tavone@rockcreekconservancy.org

Issues in the parks:

Problems in Rock Creek Park (DC):

For concerns like downed trees, lost and found, and other issues in areas managed by Rock Creek Park (National Park Service) in Washington, DC, please contact rocr_superintendent@nps.gov

Problems in Montgomery County:

Reach out to the MC311 Customer Service Center - Montgomery County’s source for nonemergency government information and services. You can reach MC311 by calling 311 in the County or 240-777-0311, 711 for MD Relay TTY, from anywhere, Monday - Friday 7 a.m. – 7 p.m.

 

Follow us on social media

Be sure to tag us in your Rock Creek photos and use #LoveRockCreek for a chance to see your photo featured on our channels!

 
 

Follow our journey

Butterflies are important pollinators in our ecosystem and are always a beautiful sight throughout the watershed. Look out for them on flowering plants like black-eyed Susans, cardinal flower, and butterfly weed planted in our mini-oases. PC: @elkw
One of the most striking bridges in the Rock Creek watershed is Dumbarton Bridge. Built from 1914-1915, this bridge shows the impact that the early 20th century ‘City Beautiful’ movement had on DC. PC: Stacy Smith Evans, Van Pulley Phot
Only the cutest, goodest dogs pose for photos on their leashes in #RockCreekPark! When you’re out on walks with your furry friends, please remember that it is prohibited to let dogs off leash within the park - this is to protect them, you, wild
There’s no better way to spend these long, sunny days than with friends in the park! However you choose to adventure, please be sure to #RecreateResponsibly and stay on official trails, keep dogs on leashes, and stay out of the water. PC: @di
Summer mornings in #RockCreekPark 😍 📸: @baanangela
It’s week 3 of the Rock Creek Conservation Corps (RC3) - here’s a quick check in on what the crews have been up to:  🔎Macroinvertebrate surveys and stream assessments  💪 Invasive removals 🧠Learning about green infrastructure
It's all in the details - #RockCreekPark, you never cease to amaze us. #LoveRockCreek. 📸: @diane.krauthamer
The shade and cooler temps provided by Rock Creek's canopy are essential for summer running (and biking, hiking, frolicking, etc.) in Rock Creek Park. Show your appreciation by taking time to volunteer with us and restore the parklands! We have four