Maryland Grants $2.8M for Watershed Protection
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Marylands Board of Public Works allocates over $2.8 million in grants to protect watersheds in Queen Annes County, with funds coming from the Department of Natural Resources Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program. Recent grants include $420,000 for a 59-acre easement along Southeast Creek, $200,000 for 31 acres near Island Creek, $92,000 for 15 acres on Blackstone Branch, $253,000 for 42 acres, and the largest at $1.9 million for 274 acres on German Branch. These investments aim to create more forested buffers and cleaner streams, enhancing the regions natural defenses against pollution.
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