Maryland Governor announces Stream Challenge Winners
This week, Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley announced the winners of the Stream Restoration Challenge, a new grant program to establish 1,000 acres of forested stream buffers in Maryland by 2015.
“Through the Stream Restoration Challenge, we will give local governments, schools, watershed organizations and other academic institutions the tools they need to make a difference and improve the health of the Chesapeake Bay," said Governor O'Malley.
The State selected 29 of 34 proposals submitted from across Maryland to receive funding, not only to establish critical streamside forests, but to engage and educate nearly 13,000 students in every phase of the restoration process.
- Log in to post comments
Issue Topics
- Wildfire
- Biomass & Renewable Energy
- Climate Change
- USDA Forest Service
- Other
- Sustainability
- Pests and Disease
- Urban Forests
- International Forestry
- Water Quality
- Forest Health
- Green Building
- Education
- Farm Bill
- Member Resources
- Environmental Markets
- National Forests
- Appropriations
- Threatened & Endangered Species
- Forest Inventory & Analysis
- Forest Certification
- NASF Annual Meeting
- Air Quality
- Tax Policy
- All