Tagged Stories: "forest buffers"

Targeted tree plantings could improve the environment and our quality of life.

The Bay Program is using brook trout to promote land conservation and habitat restoration in headwater states.

Streamside trees are critical to the Bay, but planting rates continue to drop.

Winners have been crowned Chesapeake Forest Champions.

Do you know someone that is keeping our forests healthy? Nominate them to be a Chesapeake Forest Champion!

Four projects and individuals recognized as Chesapeake Forest Champions for their contribution to Bay restoration.

The Potomac Conservancy is looking for volunteers to help collect native tree seeds this fall.

It takes a lot of work to protect the critical land that borders the Chesapeake Bay and its streams, rivers and wetlands.

In early October the search was on for a site in the Bay watershed for the November 18 Bay Program Forestry Workgroup meeting.

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