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Situated in Annapolis, Maryland, where the Magothy River meets the Chesapeake Bay, Cape St. Claire features several community-owned waterfront properties, an asset for recreation in this community of more than 8,000 residents.
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For some native reptiles like turtles, preparation for colder months is important. These incredible species rely on the region’s diverse habitats, from forests to coastal shorelines, to feed, nest, and find shelter as temperatures begin to drop.
Taking on bold conservation projects requires ongoing action, and that’s only possible with steady, reliable support from dedicated friends like you.
Parkside Plaza is a 250-unit community located at the top of a hill, only 300 feet from Sligo Creek Park near downtown Silver Spring, Maryland. The project included removing and replacing 2,000 sq ft of parking lot asphalt with two bioretention areas.
There are a lot of reasons you may want to install a rain garden. Maybe you are interested in surrounding yourself with beautiful native plants, or looking to attract butterflies, birds, and bees.
The Alliance is soliciting two separate bids from qualified and licensed professional landscape contractors to install best management practices in DC.
Noel Dorwart Park was predominantly a parking lot and a large lawn space before the project began. With help from the Alliance’s Forests Team and dedicated volunteers, the park is receiving shade trees, stormwater practices, and a native meadow.
Studies show that access to healthy outdoor recreational spaces has dramatic impacts on the quality of life and overall health of communities. Green spaces also improve water quality, create wildlife habitat, and reduce heat and greenhouse gas emissions.
All CCCC program members complete a capstone project during their service year. My goals were to have a hands-on project with lasting impact, while highlighting the collaboration with CCLC and the Alliance. I became interested in organizing a shoreline planting event with volunteers.
In May of 2024, the Alliance received $50k from the Chesapeake Bay Trust to complete a watershed assessment in the Annapolis Overlook community in Maryland, to identify ways to address stormwater issues.
