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FY14 Approved Grants

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Grant

Amount Description

Allegany

Allegany County Public Schools $1,500.00

for support of professional development, stream investigation

costs, and student led action project supplies to support the Restore

and Explore your Schoolshed Program.

Frostburg State University $2,095

for a tree planting on Frost Avenue by Frostburg State University

students and community volunteers.

Allegany Soil Conservation District $25,129

for costs associated with implementing four rain gardens and a

bioswale at the George's Creek Elementary School.

West Side Elementary School $3,090

for partial transportation and native plant costs for 50 students to

visit Swan Creek Wetlands at Cox Creek followed by a planting on

their school campus.

Ridge and Valley Streamkeepers $4,451 for costs associated with preparing and printing a report card.

West Side Elementary School $4,461

for partial program, transportation, native plant and supply costs for

66 fourth grade students to attend a field experience to the

Smithsonian Environmental Research Center followed by a planting

on their school campus.

Allegany County Public Schools $999.13




Anne Arundel

Talbott Springs Elementary School $1,000.00

for partial program and transportation costs for 75 students to

attend a field experience to the Smithsonian Environmental

Research Center.

Annapolis Maritime Museum $1,000.00

for native plants and supplies for an action project for a 3-part

service learning internship program for local high school students.

South River Federation $1,240

for water quality monitoring and outreach supply costs to measure

chromophoric dissolved organic matter (CDOM) concentrations and

total suspended solids to clarify which one is the primary source of

decreased water clarity in the South River, MD.

Trinity United Methodist Church $1,244.00

for native plants, trees and planting supplies including tree stakes

and gator bags for a tree planting at Trinity United Methodist

Church.

South River Federation $1,250.00

for native plants, trees and delivery to plant a 0.2 acre bioretention

area at South River Federation's office in Edgewater, Maryland at

the Oak Grove Marina.

Montessori International Children's

House $1,500.00




Marley Middle School $1,500.00




Broadneck High School $1,500.00




Richard Henry Lee Elementary

School $1,500.00





for native trees, hose, signage & plant food to reforest 0.45 acres of

open lawn at the St. Andrews Day School and Church.

West/Rhode Riverkeeper, Inc. $138,120.00

for costs associated with design and implementation of a living

shoreline at Camp Letts.

Annapolis Maritime Museum $15,000

for support of the Oyster Education Program in partnership with

Anne Arundel county Schools.

Anne Arundel County Public Schools $18,800

for costs associated with designing a living shoreline at Arlington

Echo.

Koolhof Earth, Inc. $2,184

for sample kits and lab testing to add sampling fecal coliform to an

ongoing volunteer-based water quality monitoring of Rock Creek.

Wooden Nickel Park, Inc. $2,365

for native trees to plant the existing forested area in Kinder Farm

Park in the Magothy River Basin.

St. Andrews United Methodist Day

School $2,485

for 40 fourth and seventh grade students to participate in

AquaEcosystems field experience.

Gravely Property Owners

Association $2,500

for partial native trees, deer protection fencing and contractual

costs for an invasive removal followed by tree planting of a 1/2 acre

in the Gravely Community in Davidsonville, MD.

Gingerville Community Association $2,500.00

for costs of native plants, shrubs, trees and planting supplies such as

mulch and leafgro to install conservation landscape gardens.


for native shrubs and trees for a number of volunteer plantings at

Poplar Point located in the Church Creek watershed in Edgewater,

Maryland.

West/Rhode Riverkeeper, Inc. $2,500

for costs associated with implementing a living shoreline project at

the Chesapeake Yacht Club.


for 100% designs of stormwater retrofit projects in the Avalon

Shores community of Anne Arundel County.


to increase unrestricted revenue in order to become more

financially stable and less dependent upon grants.

Water Stewardship Inc. $286

for transportation and supplies including postage and copies for a

research paper followed by outreach materials for farmers on a

comprehensive comparison of new and old Maryland phosphorus

tools.

Anne Arundel Watershed Stewards

Academy $29,584.00 for support of the Clean Lawn Care for Clean Water project.


for costs associated with implementing an outdoor classroom for 56

students at the Learning Tree Child Development Center in

Annapolis, MD.

Maryland Department of Natural

Resources (DNR) $3,555

for supplies and recording devices as listed in the grant budget for

300 sixth grade students from three Anne Arundel County middle

schools to participate in a field experience at Jug Bay Wetlands

Sanctuary.

Hollyberry Garden Club $300

for support of a native plant planting and maintenance project at

the Severna Park Library.


for costs associated with stormwater retrofits at the Annapolis

Medical Center and Annapolis Subaru.


for 100% engineering plans for a stream restoration project in the

headwaters of the Broad Creek in Anne Arundel County, MD.


for costs associated with creating 11 horse heavy use areas at YMCA

Camp Letts and 3.3 acres of reforestation.

Severna Park Middle School PTO $4,063

for 120 sixth grade students to attend the Columbus Center and to

install a rain garden on campus.

YMCA Camp Letts $4,752

for environmental educational signage on the trails of the YMCA

Camp Letts campus.

Summit School, Anne Arundel

County $458.00

for 27 fourth and fifth grade students to participate in a field

experience at Arthur Sherwood and Sandy Point for raise and relase

of Horseshoe Crabs and Oyster Gardening projects.

South River Federation $47,500.00 to continue to diversify revenue and build leadership capacity.

Spa Creek Conservancy (SCC) $47,878.00

for costs associated with implementing stormwater facilities at the

Koon's Toyota in Annapolis.

Anne Arundel County Public Schools $49,854.00

for support of the developing environmental literacy program in

grades 1, 2, and 3 and refinement of other grade level programs.

West/Rhode Riverkeeper, Inc. $5,000.00

for partial personnel, contractual, and supply costs for support of

the 2014 Report Card.

Richard Henry Lee Elementary

School $5,000.00

for partial participation fees for the integration of environmental

literacy in the eight elementary schools in Glen Burnie through

professional development experiences and trainings for 20

teachers.

Empowering Believers Church $500.00

for a planting project on the grounds of the Empowering Believers

Church.

South River Federation $500.00

for the South River Federation to install a Stormwater Wetland at

Historic London Town.

Spriggs Farm Preservation

Foundation, Inc. $8,725.00

for costs associated with design of a living shoreline project at the

Spriggs Farm property.

Girl Scouts of Central Maryland, Inc. $800.00

for costs associated with the use of goats to clear invasive plants at

Camp Whippoorwill.

Olde Severna Park Improvement

Association, Inc. $800.00

for native plants and invasive removal costs to replace phragmites

with native plants on community property in Severna Park.

West/Rhode Riverkeeper, Inc. $996.00

for native plants, delivery and signage for a demonstration Wetland

Garden that will be installed on a section of turf to show how

Conservation Landscaping can be applied.

Round Bay Community Association $997.00

for native plants and supplies to plant native marsh grasses within

tidal rock revetments as part of a pilot project.

Baltimore

Catonsville Elementary School $1,000.00

for 72 fourth grade students to attend a Living Classrooms field

experience.

Parks & People Foundation, Inc. $1,000.00

for native trees and supplies for Baltimore City students to plant

100 trees at Oregon Ridge State Park.

Holabird Middle School $1,500.00




Parkville Middle School & Center of

Technology $1,500.00




St. Mark School $1,500.00




Pot Spring Elementary School $1,500.00




Sparrows Point Middle School $1,500.00




Crossroads Center $1,500.00




Western School of Technology &

Environmental Science $1,500.00




Western School of Technology &

Environmental Science $1,500.00




Deep Creek Magnet Middle School $1,500.00




Sudbrook Magnet Middle School $1,500.00




Immaculate Conception School $1,742 for 64 students to attend a Living Classrooms field experience.

Baltimore County Department of

Environmental Protection &

Sustainability $15,000

for costs associated with a tree planting project along Delvale

Avenue.

Central Maryland Ecumenical

Council, Inc. $2,061

for costs associated with Central Maryland Ecumenical Council's

"ELG Advisory Committee on the Environment" retreat.


Resources (DNR) $2,500 for support of the Nature Play Space Workshop.

Gunpowder Valley Conservancy $20,708

for costs associated with tree planting projects in the Gunpowder

Valley watershed.

Gunpowder Valley Conservancy $3,050 for support of the expanded rainbarrel campaign.

Pleasant Plains Elementary School $3,320

for 91 fifth grade students to participate in the Arthur Sherwood

Center field trip.

Catonsville Middle School $3,471

for supplies to construct two outdoor classrooms on the school's

campus.


for 166 2nd and 3rd grade students to participate in field trips (SERC

for 2nd graders and CBF for 3rd graders).

Blue Water Baltimore $347 for support of stream clean up projects for the Day to Serve.

Chizuk Amuno Congregation $35,000

for design costs for three stormwater management practices on

Chizuk Amuno's grounds.

St. Mark School $4,000

for 145 third to fifth grade students to participate in the

AquaEcosystems program.


for 182 kindergarten students to attend a field experience to SERC

and 1st grade students to attend a field experience to CBF's Clagett

Farm.


for 80 fourth grade students to participate in a Living Classrooms

shipboard education experience, to create a report card, and install

a native garden.

Halstead Academy $4,305

for 150 kindergarten and 1st grade students from Halstead

Academy to participate in SERC (kindergarten) and CBF Clagett Farm

(1st grade) field trips.


for 108 third and fourth grade students to participate in the

Chesapeake Bay Foundation and Living Classroom Foundation field

experiences.

Dundalk Renaissance Corporation $4,506

for support of the Restoration and Environmental Health Awareness

Program.

Hereford Middle School $4,660

for 325 eighth grade students to participate in the Bay Days

program.


for 153 second and fifth grade students to participate in an Arthur

Sherwood Study Center field experience and a SERC field trip. Funds

are provided for full costs of field trip fees.

Cromwell Valley Elementary School $5,000.00

for costs of program fees and native plants for 85 students to attend

Camp Wo-Me-To and create a native plant garden at the campsite.

Funds are provided for native plants and program costs.

General John Stricker Middle School $5,000

for support of a NorthBay education program experience for 100

students.

Rosedale Center for Alternative

Studies $5,000.00

for transportation costs for 12 waterway cleaning field experiences

followed by 8 Loch Raven Reservoir tree planting days with 250

students.

Dundalk Renaissance Corporation $744

for partial costs of native shrubs and trees to reforest 1.1 acres of a

riparian buffer zone at Bear Creek Park in Dundalk, Maryland.

Fort Garrison Elementary School $777.00

for support of a tree planting project to increase tree canopy on the

schoolyard.

University of Maryland Baltimore

County $88,988.00

for costs associated with an evaluation of sediment loading in the

Dead Run stream restoration project.

Dundalk Renaissance Corporation $944.00

for partial costs of native shrubs and trees to reforest 1.1 acres of a

riparian buffer zone at Bear Creek Park and four rain garden

installations throughout Dundalk, Maryland.

Baltimore City

Friendship Preparatory at Calverton $1,500.00




Hamilton Elementary/Middle School $1,500.00




Lyndhurst Elementary School $1,500.00




Roland Park Country School $1,500.00




Heritage High School $1,500.00




Armistead Gardens

Elementary/Middle School $1,500.00




Federal Hill Preparatory School $1,500.00




Independence School Local 1 High $1,500.00




Mount Vernon-Belvedere

Association $10,000

for costs associated with expanding and creating tree pits as part of

a tree planting project in the Mount Vernon-Belvedere

neighborhood.

Fells Prospect Community

Association $110

for a dog owner outreach program to encourage owners to pick up

and properly dispose of their pet waste.

Guilford Elementary/Middle School $16,297

for 100% designs of an environmental site design/low impact

development stormwater practice to replace deteriorating asphalt

at Guildford Elementary/Middle School in Baltimore City.

Parks & People Foundation, Inc. $2,125

for partial transportation, native plants, presenter fees, and training

supplies for implementation of six workshops to educate residents

about ways to earn stormwater remediation fee credits and specific

volunteer days to earn credits.

Mercy High School $20,000.00

for costs associated with implementation of a rain garden at Mercy

High School.

Friends of Carrie Murray Nature

Center, Inc. $20,738

for costs associated with implementing rain gardens at the Carrie

Murray Nature Center.

Baltimore Tree Trust $220,520 for tree planting projects in Baltimore.

Blue Water Baltimore $224,535 for costs associated with a tree planting project in Baltimore City.

Downtown Partnership of Baltimore,

Inc. $249,913

for costs associated with implementing a streetscape project at 400

E. Pratt Street.


for costs associated with a tree planting project in the Pigtown

Neighborhood.

Patterson Park Neighborhood

Association $250,000

for costs associated with designing and implementing greening

throughout the Patterson Park Neighborhood.

Patterson Park Audubon Center $29,984 for support of Baltimore's Audubon Watershed Experience.

Carnegie Institution for Science,

Dept of Embryology $29,997

for support of the Your Watershed, Your Backyard program with

Baltimore City Schools and students.

Blue Water Baltimore $3,832 for support of the the rain garden and rain barrel workshop series.

Baltimore Curriculum Project $3,935

for 204 K-5 students at the Wolfe Street Academy to attend

multiple field experiences including Real Food Farm, Clagett Farm

Educational Center, Baltimore Harbor workboat and skipjack in the

Potomac River.

Blue Water Baltimore $38,528

for support of the Rainwater Harvesting Outreach, Community

Engagement, and Behavior Change project.

Augusta Fells Savage Institute of

Visual Arts $4,393

for partial program and transportation costs for 40 students to

attend two Chesapeake Bay Foundation field experiences to the

Karen Noonan Center and Philip Merrill Center.

Graceland Park-O'Donnell Heights

Elementary/Middle School $4,850

for costs of program fees, substitutes and stenciling supplies for 20

sixth-grade students to attend a week long field experience at

NorthBay.

Midtown Academy $4,860

for 42 fourth and fifth grade students to participate in the

Aquaecosystems program and student led action project.


for 45 students and 2 teachers from Windsor Hill

Elementary/Middle School to participate in a meaningful watershed

educational experience and the establishment of a native plant

garden with Parks & People Foundation.

Blue Water Baltimore $4,959

for support to engage 780 volunteers in a volunteer tree

maintenance program for 3,800 trees.

Blue Water Baltimore $412.00

for supplies and contractual costs to create a set of hands-on

watershed and stormdrain models to be implemented for outreach

at the Berry Festival.

John Ruhrah Elementary School $5,000.00

for 36 sixth grade students to participate in a field experience to

NorthBay and complete a stormdrain stenciling project.

Living Classrooms Foundation $5,000.00

for 400 fifth grade students to participate in the 8th Annual

Masonville Cove Environmental Education Festival.

Baltimore Tree Trust $5,000.00 for the planting of 25 trees in McElderry Park.

Lakeland Elementary/Middle School $5,000.00

for partial program costs for 350 students to attend a NorthBay field

experience as well as costs for rain barrels and rain garden supplies

for student-led action projects at Lakeland Elementary/Middle

School.

Friendship Academy of Science &

Technology $5,000.00

for 100 sixth grade students to participate in a NorthBay field

experience.

Parks & People Foundation, Inc. $5,000.00

for 50 students and 6 teachers from Arlington Elementary Middle

School to participate in a meaningful watershed educational

experience and the establishment of a native plant garden.

Elmer A. Henderson: A Johns

Hopkins Partnership School $5,000

for a NorthBay field experience for 26 sixth grade students. Funds

are provided for transportation and program fees.

Mary Ann Winterling Elementary

School $5,000.00

for partial program costs for 160 third, fourth and fifth grade

students to attend field experiences (Fort McHenry, Sandy Point

Beach, Irvine Nature Center) with the National Aquarium in

Baltimore's AquaPartners Program.

North American Association for

Environmental Education $5,000.00

for support of scholarships for ten teachers to attend the annual

NAAEE conference to be held in Baltimore in October of this year.

Blue Water Baltimore $50,000.00 for capacity building support.

Civic Works, Inc. $50,000.00

for costs associated with impervious surface removal and creation

of a bioswale at the Perlman Place site of Real Food Farm.

Muslim Social Services Agency $500.00 for native plant costs for the Day to Serve project.

Baltimore Community ToolBank $500.00

for the purchase of 25 trash grabbers to be used in community days

of service.

Reservoir Hill Improvement Council $58,010.00

for costs associated with a tree planting project in the Reservoir Hill

neighborhood.

Blue Water Baltimore $6,000.00

for costs associated with design and implementation of a living

shoreline at the Baltimore Museum of Industry.

St. Ignatius Loyola Academy $800.00

for support of a Living Classrooms field experience and oyster

restoration project for 24 seventh grade students.

Amazing Grace Lutheran Church $876.00

for partial costs of supplies lumber, soil, corner brackets and screws

to install a community garden in a neighboring abandoned lot.

Calvert

Huntingtown High School $1,500.00




CHESPAX - Calvert County Public

Schools $3,600

for one half of program fee costs for 1200 third grade students to

attend a field experience at Flag Ponds Nature Park.

The Tidewater School $4,545.75

for supply costs associated with a stream monitoring project

including thermometer, sample bottles, barometer, wind vane, rain

gauge and laminated posters.

Caroline

Colonel Richardson Middle School $1,500.00




North Caroline High School Green

Club $1,500.00




Town of Marydel, Maryland $47,460.00

for costs associated with developing a Green Initiatives Concept

Plan for the Town of Marydel, MD.

Town of Federalsburg $480.00

for support of a community tree planting project along the

Marshyhope Greenway Trail.

Caroline County Public Schools $5,000.00

for full program costs for 400 fourth-grade students to participate in

a Sultana field experience.

Carroll

East Middle School $1,448




Taneytown Elementary School $1,477




Century High School $1,500.00




North Carroll High School $1,500.00




Freedom Elementary School $2,390

for half program and transportation costs for 110 students to attend

a Living Classrooms field experience.

Boy Scouts of America Venturing

Crew 202 $25,000.00

for costs associated with a tree planting project at Warfield

Complex.

Chesapeake Bay Foundation, Inc. $25,000.00

for costs associated with implementing BMPs on farms in the

Monocacy River watershed.

Carroll County Forest Conservancy

District Board $4,200 for support of the Backyard Buffer Program.

Carroll County Government $497.00

for 64 students to participate in the East Middle School

Environmental Education Action Project.

Cecil

North East Isles Community &

Homeowners Association $1,000.00

for costs associated with one sign for the North East Isles living

shoreline project.

Bay View Elementary School $1,455.00

for 85 fifth grade students to participate in NorthBay field

experience and native planting on school grounds.

Conowingo Elementary School $1,500.00




Conowingo Elementary School $1,500.00




University of Maryland College Park

$10,340.41

$10,340.41

$0.00

for support of the inaugural year of the Eastern Shore Watershed

Stewards Academy. Funds are provided for supplies, contractual and

overhead costs.

Sassafras River Association $24,691

for costs associated with trees and salary for the Budds Landing

Ravine Restoration Project.

Town of Port Deposit, MD $28,500

for costs associated with implementing a living shoreline in the

Town of Port Deposit to benefit the Map Turtle's nesting habitat.

Catonsville Middle School $5,000.00

for partial program and transportation costs for 250 sixth grade

students to attend a NorthBay field experience.

Town of Cecilton $7,000 for costs associated with a tree planting project in Cecilton, MD.

Charles

Dr. Gustavus Brown Elementary

School $1,500.00




J. C. Parks Elementary School $1,500.00




Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay, Inc. $1,956

for planting of 706 trees on 1.58 acres on the Johnson/Voehl

property in Charles County.

Port Tobacco River Conservancy $10,000 for capacity building support.

Charles County Forest Conservancy

District Board $164

for the planting of 100 trees (seedlings) on the Ament property in

Charles County.


for a 4-acre afforestation project to plant 2200 trees on the Hooper

property in Bryantown, Maryland.


for the reforestation of a one-acre property with 544 trees, the

Conservation Fund/Stalker property, in Charles County in the scenic

viewshed of Mount Vernon.

Washington, D.C.

American Farmland Trust $15,000

for support of the New Voices in Conservation: Empowering

Women Landowners project.

Anacostia Riverkeeper $15,000

for support of a campaign to eliminate cigarette filter littering in the

Anacostia Watershed.

Anacostia Watershed Society $4,000.00

for partial program costs for 193 fourth graders to participate in the

Live It Learn It field trip.

Potomac Conservancy $50,000.00 for capacity building support.

Town of Bethel, DE $100,000.00

for costs associated with implementation of a green street in the

Town of Bethel, DE.

Delaware Nature Society $17,700.00 for capacity building support.

Capital City Public Charter School $1,760

for 65 eleventh and twelfth grade students to participate in the

Environmental Science Oyster Expedition.

Friends of Kenilworth Aquatic

Gardens $2,656

for 60 third graders to attend a field experience to the Kenilworth

Aquatic Gardens.

Federal City Council $25,000.00

for costs associated with preparation of a white paper on the

District Department of the Environment's Stormwater Retention

Credit trading market.

The American Society of Landscape

Architects Library and Educational

Advocacy Fund $47,600.00

for costs associated with designs for the Chinatown Green Street

Demonstration Project.

Wilderness Leadership & Learning,

Inc. (WILL) $5,000.00

for program costs for 32 students to attend a field experience to the

Chesapeake Bay Foundation's Karen Noonan Environmental Center.

Dorchester

Dorchester County Public Schools $1,500.00
















Nanticoke Watershed Alliance $15,000

for support of an awareness raising effort to increase knowledge

and understanding of Living Shorelines in the Lower Nanticoke River

Watershed.


for support of the Nanticoke Creekwatchers Citizen Water

Monitoring Program.

Nanticoke Watershed Alliance $25,000.00 for capacity building support.


for support of the Our River, Our Responsibility: Water Quality in

the Nanticoke River program.

University of Maryland Center for

Environmental Science (UMCES) $29,992

for support of the Partners in Ecology and Restoration of

Schoolyards (PIERS) 2014 program.

Restore America's Estuaries $3,000

for 20 scholarships for attendees of the Mid-Atlantic Living

Shorelines summit.


for partial personnel, location and supply costs associated with

implementing a professional development training program for 15

teachers.

City of Cambridge-Department of

Public Works-Planning and Zoning $399,560

for costs associated with design and implementation for the

Greening of Long Wharf in Cambridge, MD.

Frederick

Valley Elementary School $1,500.00




Catoctin High School $1,500.00




Ballenger Creek Elementary School $1,500.00




Frederick High School $1,500.00




Ballenger Creek Middle School $1,500.00



and Explore your Schoolshed program.

Town of Middletown $1,575 for support of the Middletown Rain Barrel Program.

Chesapeake Bay Foundation, Inc. $19,868

for support of the Frederick County Public Schools Environmental

Literacy Professional Learning Project. Funds support personnel,

supplies, teacher stipends, contractual and transportation costs.

Catoctin High School $2,200

for support of a Smith Island Education Center field experience for

32 AP Environmental Science students.

City of Frederick Dept of Planning $20,000.00 for support of the Pet Waste Public Outreach project.

Linganore High School $3,113

for support of an invasive removal and native planting project with

200 high school students from Linganore High School.

Potomac Conservancy $38,000

for 100% designs for a streambank restoration project on Beaver

Dam Creek in Frederick County, MD.

Friends of Baker Park, Inc. $43,500

for costs associated with implementing a Hydrodynamic Separator

at Culler Lake.

Friends of Baker Park, Inc. $813.00 for support of the Good Neighbor Forum.

Garrett

Route 40 (Elementary) School $1,088

for costs associated with 135 students implementing a native

planting and hive installation to repair the declining habitat in their

schoolyard.

Swan Meadow School $1,500.00




Northern Garrett High School $1,500.00




Savage River Watershed Association,

Inc. $15,000.00 for capacity building support.

Harford

Eden Mill Nature Committee, Inc $1,000.00

for lumber supplies to improve Eden Mill Nature Center's Polly Pot

Trail's erosion issue and make the trail handicap accessible.

C. Milton Wright High School $1,500.00




Deerfield Elementary School $1,500.00




North Harford High School $1,500.00




Aberdeen High School Green Team $1,500.00




Joppatowne High School $1,500.00




William S. James Elementary School $1,600.00

for fourth grade students at William S. James Elementary School to

participate in the AquaPartners field experience.

Luna's House, Inc. $24,802

for costs associated with impervious surface removal and planting

at Luna's House.

Howard

Dunloggin Middle School $1,400.00

for the 7th grade students at Dunloggin Middle School to remove

invasive plant species growing around the streams near their school,

and to replace them with native plant species.

Hollifield Station Elementary School $1,470.00




Hammond Elementary School PTA $1,500.00




Howard County Public Schools $1,500.00




Atholton Elementary School PTA $1,500.00


costs, and student led action project supplies to support the Explore

and Restore your Schoolshed program.

Howard County Office of

Environmental Sustainability $19,000

for 100% designs for three bioretention cells/curb bump outs in in

Ellicott City, MD.

Center for Watershed Protection,

Inc. $2,500

for rain barrels, signage, monitoring and trash clean-up supplies to

engage Ellicott City residents and local businesses in a series of

community activities.

Howard County Conservancy, Inc. $26,848 for support of the Howard County Watershed STARS Progam.

Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay (VA

office) $47,365.00 for support of the READY for RiverWise Communities project.

Atholton Elementary School $499.00

for 75 fifth grade students to participate in a stream cleanup for the

Patapsco River.

Kent

Galena Elementary School- Kent

County Public Schools $1,500.00




Washington College Center for

Environment & Society $29,737

for support of the Integration of the Chester River Watershed

Observatory and Rivers to Bay Program in Kent and Queen Anne's

County Schools.

Town of Betterton, Maryland $3,543

for native plants, mulch, planting supplies, signage and educational

handouts for the installation of a demonstration rain garden and

educational display at Betterton Community Ark Park.

Eastern Shore Land Conservancy $33,830

for support of the Agriculture in the 21st Century, Agro-Ecology

Program for Kent County Schools.

Chester River Association $40,000 for capacity building support.

Town of Betterton, Maryland $91,045.00

for costs associated with design and Phase I implementation for a

Green Street on Wheeler Avenue in Betterton.

Echo Hill Outdoor School $988.00

for supplies to implement an improved environmental education

program at Echo Hill Outdoor School.

Montgomery

Montgomery County Department of

Environmental Protection $1,045

for developing a geocaching program throughout Montgomery

County, MD at various stormwater management facilities.

Brown Station Elementary School $1,046

for 73 students to participate in a Flag Pond field experience and

various education activites. Funds support partial costs of program

fees, transportation and materials

Audubon Naturalist Society of the

Central Atlantic States, Inc. $1,250.00

for young students to gain interest in nature during monthly nature

walks.

Earle B Wood Middle School $1,500.00




Sherwood High School $1,500.00




Quince Orchard High School $1,500.00




Bethesda Elementary School $1,500.00




Captain James Daly Elementary

School $1,500.00




Burning Tree Elementary School $1,500.00




Paint Branch High School $1,500.00




Silver Spring International Middle

School $1,500.00




Seneca Valley High School $1,500.00




Argyle Middle School $1,837.00 for support of an outdoor classroom at Argyle Middle Schools.

Neelsville Middle School $1,877 for support of a Trout in the Classroom project.

Izaak Walton League of America

(The) $139,370

for costs associated with implementing conservation landscapes,

rain gardens and canopy tree plantings will be at 12 homes in 4

targeted neighborhoods in the Muddy Branch Watershed in

Montgomery County.

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Middle

School $2,025

for partial program and transportation costs for 60 sixth, seventh

and eighth-grade students in the Environmental Science Club to

attend a field experience at the Chesapeake Bay Foundation's Karen

Noonan Center, monitor their local stream, and participate in Raise

& Release Programs.

Paint Branch High School $2,315

for support of a Smith Island Education Center field experience for

150 students.

Rock Creek Conservancy $25,000.00 for capacity building support.

Westbrook Elementary School $3,090

for 22 fifth grade students from the Aqua Eagles program at

Westbrook Elementary School to participate in a series of

educational field experiences and projects.

Green Casa Maryland $3,450

for partial costs of rain garden, dry wells and outreach supplies to

incorporate water quality projects in the surrounding landscape of a

demonstration sustainable building in Cabin John Park. Please

remember to include the Trust's license plate logo on signage and

appropriate outreach materials.

Spark Matsunaga Elementary School $3,746

for half program and transportation costs for 190 students to attend

a field experience at the Smithsonian Environmental Research

Center.

City of Gaithersburg $35,000 for 100% designs of a streambank restoration project.

Montgomery Parks Foundation $490.00 for the support of youth volunteers in Sligo Creek clean ups.

Rock Creek Conservancy $5,000.00 for support of the Rock Creek Extreme Clean Up.

Roberto Clemente Middle School $5,000.00

for support of a 3-day Chesapeake Bay Foundation field experience

and individual student action projects for up to 140 students.

Westbrook Elementary School $5,000.00

for 71 fourth grade students from Westbrook Elementary School's

Stream Team to participate in a series of field trips that provide

experience to supplement their action projects. Funds are provided

for partial field trip fees and travel fees.

Potomac Conservancy $896.00

for partial native plants, supplies and personnel costs to engage 30

community members with a Canal Stewards Event at the River

Center on July 27th and the capstone project at Glen Echo Park.

Montgomery County Public Schools

Outdoor Environmental Education

Programs $974.00

for supplies and personnel costs to provide a professional

development training on how to build a dynamic watershed model

and lead watershed lessons on land use to 10 teachers in

Montgomery County.

Rock Creek Conservancy $998.00

for supplies including pet waste disposable bags, logo imprints, and

shipping and handling to conduct workshops for a pilot project to

study the effectiveness of installing pet waste collection stations in

four Montgomery County communities.

Pennsylvania

City of Lancaster, Pennsylvania $100,000.00

for costs associated with implementation of the North Marshall

Green Infrastructure project.

Schuylkill River Greenway

Association $2,090

for partial program fees and transportation costs for Schuykill River

Greenway Association to conduct an environmental education field

experience with 25 high school students.

Stewards of the Lower Susquehanna $20,000.00

to increase unrestricted revenue in order to become more

financially stable and less dependent upon grants.

Susquehanna Greenway Partnership $20,000.00 for capacity building support.

Trout Unlimited - National $20,000.00 for capacity building support.

Huntingdon County Conservation

District $3,265

for partial native plants and shrubs, mulch, signage and other supply

costs for the creation of a rain garden in their Outdoor Classroom at

Huntingdon Area Middle School.

Danzante, Inc. $4,272

for costs associated with a Chesapeake Bay Foundation field trip to

Clagget Farm, a rain garden project, and rain barrel supplies for 20

students.

National Audubon Society, Inc.

(Audubon Pennsylvania) $4,920

for 170 fifth and sixth grade students from Devers and Ferguson K-8

schooIs to participate in Audubon Pennsylvania's Learn, Explore,

and Restore Program.

Wrightsville Borough

$47,118.00

$47,118.00

$0.00

for costs associated with designing the Front Street Green Retrofit

project.

Borough of Gettysburg $47,262.00

for costs associated with completing stormwater improvement

designs for the Gettysburg Inner Loop.

Schuylkill Headwaters Association

Inc. $5,000.00

for 248 middle and high school students to participate in a wetland

planting as part of the Blue Mountain Green Vision project.

Schuylkill Center for Environmental

Education $5,000.00

for partial costs of personnel and supplies including copying,

printing, and resource kits to implement a two-day professional

development Teacher Training Institute for the underserved

teachers.

Pennsylvania Association of

Environmental Educators (PAEE) $5,000.00

for scholarships for 25 students to attend the Pennsylvania

Association of Environmental Educators Conference.

Prince George's

Chesapeake Bay Foundation, Inc. $1,000.00

for supplies to create an irrigation runoff collection and recirculation

system around the tree nursery at the Chesapeake Bay Foundation's

Clagett Farm.

Anacostia Watershed Society $1,000.00

for partial costs of stormdrain mural supplies for 185 students from

Thomas Stone Elementary School, Mt. Rainier Elementary School

and Joe’s Movement Emporium after school group to paint 10

stormdrains across Mt. Rainier with the guidance of local artists

over three days.

Bond Mill Elementary School $1,500.00




Baden Elementary PTA $1,500.00




Drew Freeman Middle School $1,500.00




Community-Based Classroom $1,500.00




Lewisdale Elementary School $1,500.00




DuVal High School $1,500.00




Beltsville Academy $1,500.00




DuVal High School $1,500.00




Laurel Elementary School $1,500.00




Alice Ferguson Foundation $15,000

for support of the Schoolyards as Classrooms Program in Prince

Georges County.

City of College Park $150,886 for costs associated with implementation of a green park.

Prince George's County Public

Schools, William Schmidt Outdoor

Education Center $16,286

for support of the Chesapeake Bay Themed Environmental Literacy

Program.

Town of Forest Heights $18,820

for costs associated with a tree planting project at Forest Heights

Elementary School.

Cora L. Rice Elementary School $2,274

for 50 students to participate in a field experience on the

Shenandoah River as part of a year long watershed study.

G. James Gholson Middle School

Green Team $2,297

for 60 seventh and eighth grade students to participate in the

creation of a rain garden at G. James Gholson Middle School.

Walking On Water Inc. $2,300

for 190 students to participate in the rain water initiative at

Templeton Elementary School.

William S. Schmidt Center $2,760 for costs of educational signage for the Stream Ecology Team.

Town of Forest Heights $202,940

for costs associated with a green street implementation project on

Rolph Drive in the Town of Forest Heights.

Anacostia Watershed Society $23,000

for support of the Stream Stewards Program with Prince Georges

County schools.

City of Mount Rainier $242,500

for costs associated with implementing a green street project on

Buchanan Street in the City of Mount Rainier.

Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay, Inc. $25,982 for support of the Anacostia Congregational Partners project.

Fusion Partnerships $3,278

for involvement of 40 students in an environmental education

program to teach connections between conservation landscaping

and health of local waterways.

Alice Ferguson Foundation $42,905.00

for support of the Inspiring Millennials to Take Control of their Trash

project.

University of Maryland College Park $45,154.00 for costs associated with the Branch Avenue Urban Garden.

The Low Impact Development

Center, Inc. $46,935.00

for costs associated with designing a green street for Cherrywood

Lane in Greenbelt, MD.

City of College Park $80,960.00

for costs associated with designing and implementing a two

bioswales along Rhode Island Avenue in College Park.

Laurel Elementary School $803.00

for 76 students to participate in the Patuxent River Park Water

Quality Program.

CASA of Maryland, Inc. $910.00

for solar panel installation supplies and student travel scholarships

costs to implement a new Solar Panel Installation Course for low-

income immigrants into their summer Vocational Training Program.

Queen Anne's

Grasonville Elementary School $1,200

for full program costs for 80 fourth grade students to attend a field

experience at the Chesapeake Bay Environmental Center.

Queen Anne's County High School $1,500.00




Kennard Elementary $2,985

for 168 thrird grade students to participate in a Sultana sailing

experience and to raise eels in the classroom and relase them

during their Sultana cruise.

Centreville Middle School $3,151

for support of the Centreville Middle School Gravel Run Restoration

and Monitoring Project.

Grasonville Elementary School $4,281

for 150 students in 4th and 5th grade to take part in wetland design

and creation on school property.

Stevensville Middle School $5,000.00

for partial costs of program fees for 175 6th grade students to

attend a NorthBay field experience.

Waldorf School of Baltimore $565.00

for 26 students to participate in a Wye Island educational field

experience.

Narrows Pointe Council of Unit

Owners, Inc. $74,924

for costs associated with construction of a living shoreline at the

Narrows Pointe community.

Saint Mary's

Dr. James A. Forrest Career and

Technology Center $1,500.00




Chopticon High School $1,500.00




Esperanza Middle School $2,477

for supplies for students to complete a number of projects

suggested in Schoolyard Report Card including painting stormdrains,

creating recycling and energy conservation awareness materials and

planting natives.

St. Mary's River Watershed

Association $25,000.00 for capacity building support.

St. Mary's County Public Schools $1,500.00




Somerset


Resources (DNR) $1,250.00

for costs of supplies and signage for the creation of the Monie Bay

Water Trail encompassing 3 trails equipped with over sixteen signs

to educate about the fauna, flora, and maritime history of the local

environment.

Somerset Intermediate Green

Committee $1,500.00




Statewide

Blue Water Baltimore $114,342.00 for costs associated with a street tree planting project.

University of Maryland $14,996 for support of the Chesapeake Septic-Owner Stewardship project.

Maryland Association of Soil

Conservation Districts $15,000.00

for costs associated with implementing 10 acres of pollinator

habitat.

Maryland Water Monitoring Council $2,000

for student and non-profit employee scholarships to attend the

conference, as well as facility rental costs.

River Network $2,500

for scholarships for staff, volunteers and board members of

Maryland watershed and river organizations to attend the 2014

River Rally conference in Pittsburgh, PA.

American Rivers $24,865

for costs associated with a white paper on urban agriculture and

green infrastructure.

Chesapeake Bay Foundation, Inc. $24,999 for support of the the Maryland Grazing Network Program.

The Low Impact Development

Center, Inc. $24,999

for costs associated with implementation of training workshops and

webinars on green streets.

Maryland Agricultural Education

Foundation, Inc. $25,000.00

for support of the Chesapeake Food, Farm, Bay program for grades

3-8.


Environmental Science (UMCES) $3,106

for the publication of water sampling protocols of non-tidal

streams.

Interstate Commission on the

Potomac River Basin (The) $4,511

for partial costs of watershed model supplies to support four two-

day professional development workshops for 40 teachers in Prince

Georges, Montgomery, and St. Mary’s Counties.

Baltimore Lab School $4,635

for 95 students to participate in a series of Bay educational field

experiences.


Environmental Science (UMCES) $44,174.00

for support to expand the pilot survey, improve it's use, and inform

a final weighting of behaviors (considering probability, penetration,

and impact data).

Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay, Inc. $5,000.00

for 15 attendee scholarships and printed programs for the 2013

Watershed Forum.

Alice Ferguson Foundation $5,000.00

for support of a formative research initiative to advance the number

of groups designing and implementing sustainable litter reduction

programs.

Ocean Conservancy - Maryland

cleanup $500.00 for support of the stream clean up projects for the Day to Serve.

Talbot

Environmental Concern Inc. $1,000.00

for native plants and supplies to implement a rain garden on

Environmental Concern's campus.

Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum $1,619.00

for partial program, transportation and water quality monitoring

supply costs for 50 ninth, eleventh and twelfth grade Saint Michaels

High School students to learn about oyster restoration efforts,

water quality and Chesapeake Bay health at Phillips Wharf

Environmental Center.

Town of Easton $13,557

for costs associated with a tree planting project in the Town of

Easton.

Phillips Wharf Environmental Center $16,897

for the full design costs of bioretention swales, rain gardens, a living

shoreline, and permeable materials at the Phillips Wharf

Environmental Center's Oyster House site.

Town of Easton $20,877

for 100% plans for a bioretention practice in Easton, MD on a 2.4

acre site.

Midshore Riverkeeper Conservancy,

Inc. $25,000 for capacity building support.

Pickering Creek Audubon Center $29,923

for support of the Audubon Watershed Experience for Talbot

County High Schools.


Inc. $3,130

for costs for Midshore Riverkeeper Conservancy's 2014 State of the

Rivers Report Card and outreach event. Funds will cover graphic

design, printing, mailing, and hall rental.

Talbot County Department of Public

Works $3,882

for costs associated with planting marsh grasses at the Neavitt

Public Landing.


Inc. $30,000.00 for support of the Lawn Fertilizer Use Behavior Change project.


Inc. $34,000

for costs associated with creation of a wetland at RTC Park in

Easton.

Talbot County Public Schools $4,939

for partial costs for 282 sixth-grade students to attend a field

experience at the Pickering Creek Audubon Center and complete a

planting project at Easton Middle School.


Inc. $49,520.00

to create 100% construction drawings of bioreactors and

denitrification walls.

Talbot County Public Schools $5,000.00

for support of Talbot County School's Environmental Literacy

Program. Funds support program fees and transportation.

Phillips Wharf Environmental Center $9,392.00

for costs associated with implementation of a living shoreline at the

Phillips Wharf's Oyster House.


Inc. $957.00

for partial supplies and contractual costs to utilize a targeted

information campaign to help educate the farm community on 3

new nutrient reduction techniques; wood-chip bioreactor,

denitrification wall, and phosphorus removal structure.


Inc. $97,113.00

for costs associated with evaluating the efficacy of the woodchip

bioreactor and the denitrification wall.


Inc. $985.00

for transportation, substitute, supplies, and professional

development costs for 60 high school students participate in a field

experience at Horn Point and implement an action project as a pilot

for a new environmental education program at Midshore

Riverkeeper Conservancy.

Virginia

Hanover-Caroline Soil and Water

Conservation District $1,350.00

for partial program, transportation and supply costs associated with

water quality monitoring equipment and field trip costs for 1800

sixth grade students.

Wilber Pence Middle School $1,770

for 25 students to attend a Smith Island Education Center field

experience.

Rivanna Conservation Alliance $10,000.00 for capacity building support.

City of Charlottesville, Virginia $182,035

for costs associated with implementation of a bioretention area and

permeable pavers at the Charlottesville High School.

Virginia Institute of Marine Science,

School of Marine Science, College of

William & Mary $2,176

for 400 students in Gloucester, Mathews and York Counties to

participate in meaningful Chesapeake Bay experiences that are

integrated into the classroom curriculum through the Chesapeake

Studies program.

Frost Middle School $2,500

for costs associated with a schoolyard habitat project engaging 565

students at Frost Middle School.

Thoroughgood Elementary School $233

for 24 first-grade students to take monthly trips to maintain an

oyster garden.

College of William and Mary $25,000.00

for costs associated with creation of a white paper on lowering

flood Insurance rates with green infrastructure.

Friends of the North Fork

Shenandoah River $28,000

to grow and prosper to be a more more effective advocate for the

river.

Virginia Tech $3,106

for 20 gifted students to participate in a course taught at Virginia

Tech's Governors School of Agriculture designed to allow students

to learn and apply STEM concepts towards how land use impacts

water quality.

Blue Ridge Land Conservancy $3,150

for personnel and supplies for 380 fourth grade students to

participate in Chesapeake Bay Day field experience.

Belvedere Elementary School $3,380

for partial program and transportation costs for 108 fifth grade

students to attend a Living Classrooms field experience.

James River Association $3,610

for 64 high schools students to participate in the Action &

Stewardship in the James River Watershed program.

Friends of the Rappahannock $3,641

for partial transportation, supplies and personnel costs for

professional development workshops and an authentic MWEE for

170 sixth grade students in an effort to refine the program at

Richmond County Intermediate School and expand it into Lancaster

Middle School.

Spring Hill Elementary School $4,346

for support for the "Follow the Water" program for 125 fourth-

grade students.

Chesapeake Experience $4,849 for a ten-day teacher professional development training.

Chesapeake Experience $4,974

for personnel and supplies to support a Meaningful Watershed

Education experience for all 6th graders in Newport News Public

Schools.

Elizabeth River Project, The $41,000.00 for capacity building support.

Friends of the Rappahannock $41,000.00 for capacity building support.

James River Association $41,000.00 for capacity building support.

Broadway High School $435.00

for students in the Biology II Survey class at Broadway High School

to participate in a canoe field experience.

Rockingham County Public Schools $5,000.00 for a three day professional development at Port Isabel.

Friends of the North Fork

Shenandoah River $5,000.00

for 20 teachers to participate in the North Fork Shenandoah to the

Chesapeake Bay program.

Boxerwood Education Association $5,000.00

for program and transportation costs for 310 students to attend a

Chesapeake Bay Foundation sponsored field experience as well as a

trout tank and a trout chiller kit.

Prince William County Public Schools

Office of Student Learning $5,000.00

for personnel costs for field investigators to implement "From the

Mountains to the Estuary: From the Schoolyards to the Bay"

environmental education program for approximately 6,300 sixth

grade students across the 20 middle schools in Prince William

County.

Potomac Riverkeeper Network $50,000.00 for capacity building support.

Washington

Fountaindale School for the Arts and

Academic Excellence $1,500.00




City of Hagerstown - Dept of Parks &

Engineering $170,000

for costs associated with a tree planting project throughout

Hagerstown, MD and removing impervious surface and replanting

on Memorial Boulevard.

Wicomico

James M. Bennett High School $1,500.00




Nanticoke Watershed Alliance $225

for signage to complete a trail maintenance project for the Tom

Tyler Nature Trail in Riverton, Maryland.

City of Salisbury $4,980

for support for the Stormwater Management in Your Backyard

project.

Wicomico County $49,043

for 100% designs of seven stormwater retrofit projects at four

highly visible locations in Wicomico County, MD.

Lower Shore Land Trust $915.00

for costs of supplies to conduct a training workshop for the Lower

Shore Land Trust's volunteer steward monitoring program to teach

partcipants how to identify and evaluate installed BMPs and areas

where BMPs can be implemented when they are monitoring

conservation easements.

Worcester

Lower Shore Land Trust $3,530

for support of a native plant demonstration garden and community

awareness activities.

West Virginia

Paw Paw Schools $1,650 for 55 students to participate in a trout raise and release project.

West Virginia Rivers Coalition $25,000.00 for capacity building support.

Musselman High School $3,775

for 500 students in grades 10-12 to participate in a meaningful

watershed experience at Mill Creek.

Friends of the Lower Greenbrier

River $4,805

for costs associated with 250 students to participate in the "Know

Your Watersheds" service learning program on the Greenbrier River.

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