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
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources Clean Marina Initiative and the Marine Trades Association of Maryland program to recycle boat shrinkwrap plastic will expand this year to Queen Anne’s county residents who keep boats in their yards. Previously, shrinkwrap recycling … Continued
With rising sea levels, stronger winds, and heavier rains, flooding of low lying areas around the Corsica watershed are becoming a more common site. This is the Centreville wharf on January 10th. Maryland’s Department of Natural Resources has launched … Continued
One of the most important things we can do as landowners is to ensure that the amendments we put on our lawns and gardens are sufficient but not excessive to plant needs. One way to determine those needs is through … Continued
