Each year, CRC tracks legislation introduced and moving through Maryland’s General Assembly to identify those topics that could affect the Corsica watershed. Some are direct, for example, septic system regulations and grant funding opportunities, and some are indirect, such as … Continued
Maryland’s agricultural sector continues to be one of the major sources of nutrient run off into the state’s streams and rivers. More widespread expansion of best practices on farmland is key to decreasing this runoff and its subsequent damage. In … Continued
A recent Chesapeake Bay Program newsletter, raised the question: Can the watershed continue to sustain the plants, animals and people that live here given the rapid pace of population growth? In 2025, several of the issues they raise will be … Continued
In it’s November newsletter, Maryland’s Department of Natural Resources highlights a project created in partnership with the Corsica River Conservancy and the County’s Department of Parks and Recreation. In a corner of White Marsh Park, on Route 213 North, an … Continued
Join with your family, friends, and neighbors on Saturday, October 4th for our fall clean up. Meet at the Centreville Wharf at 10 am to pick up supplies and get your location. Or, pick your own favorite spot for trash … Continued
