Faith-based recreation center off the Chesapeake Bay gets nearly 900 feet of healthy shoreline

Maryland DNR funds the living shoreline through its climate resiliency initiative

By Jake Solyst |
A beach with grasses growing on it.
Marsh grass planted in August, 2021, cover the living shoreline installed outside West River United Methodist Center. (Photo by Ethan Weston/Chesapeake Bay Program)
Kid bends down to pad the soil around grass on a beach.
Brady Bowers plants marsh grass at the West River United Methodist Center's living shoreline. (Photo by Ethan Weston/Chesapeake Bay Program)

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