Stream and Habitat Restoration Archives

Maryland Forest Service

The Maryland Forest Service restores, manages, and protects Maryland’s trees, forests, and forested ecosystems to sustain our natural resources and connect people to the land. To accomplish this, we work with private, public, and non-profit landowners to assist with forest stewardship planning, tree planting, invasive species management, and a host of other services.

Address:

Tawes State Office Building E-1, 580 Taylor Avenue Annapolis, Maryland 21401

Website:

https://dnr.maryland.gov/forests/Pages/default.aspx

Contact:

Robert Schwartz

Offerings:

Climate Change Stream and Habitat Restoration Tree Plantings & Forestry Water Quality

Antietam-Conococheague Watershed Alliance (ACWA)

ACWA is a volunteer-based group, passionate about connecting people to their waterways through recreation, education, and conservation. Since 2006, ACWA has worked in partnership with local governments, State of Maryland, non-profits, and others to organize trash cleanups, plant trees, monitor water quality, and offer environmental education opportunities throughout Washington County. Through these collaborative projects ACWA has facilitated numerous urban tree plantings, creek cleanups, and public meetings to showcase the importance of improving our local lands and waters.

Website:

https://www.acwamaryland.org/

Contact:

Susan Simonson

Offerings:

Environmental Education Outings and Outdoor Programs Stream and Habitat Restoration Tree Plantings & Forestry Volunteer and Intern Opportunities Water Quality

Lands Trails and Parks LLC

Lands Trails and Parks provides a full suite of consulting services to land trusts, trail organizations, parks, forests, wildlife areas, and other conservation organizations and agencies.

Address:

35411 Poor House Road Round Hill, Virginia 20141

Contact:

Don Owen

Offerings:

Conservation Easements Land Use Planning Stream and Habitat Restoration Trail Planning and Development

Preserve the Middletown Valley

The farms, forests, streams, Civil War sites and heritage of The Middletown Valley and Catoctin Watershed are critically important and under constant pressure to be developed. Our mission is to preserve them before before it's too late. We also are working to create a trail system across and down the Middletown Valley to connect the Appalachian and Catoctin Trails, with the towns of Middletown, Myersville, Burkittsville and Brunswick to provide safe and healthy outdoor places for residents and visitors alike to experience our rich agriculture heritage and civil war history.

Address:

9232 Harmony Road Middletown, Maryland 21769

Website:

https://www.preservemiddletownvalley.org/

Contact:

Barry Salisbury

Offerings:

Agriculture Environmental Education Land Use Planning Local Food and Drink Open to the Public Policy (State, Federal, Local) Stream and Habitat Restoration Trail Planning and Development Water Quality

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