Natural Resources & Water Quality

If you’re a farmer or landowner looking for ways to limitagricultural runoff, a waterman worried about the health of theChesapeake Bay, or a forestland owner hoping to manage yourproperty for the benefit of both wildlife and the bottom line, lookno further. The University of Maryland Cooperative Extension haseducational programs, applied research projects, and lots ofinformation just for you. Check out the links below to learnmore.
Aerial Photo of a riparian buffer

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Last updated: 03/10/2009

Dr. Paul Leisnham Brings his Latest New Zealand Mosquito Research to Maryland
Dr. Leisnham, Assistant Professor in the Department of Environmental Science and Technology, has recently collaborated with New Zealand researchers to explore some of the physical and biological links between land use and invasive mosquitoes down under and around the world. - posted Jun 25, 2009

Got Deer?
Grow It Eat It blogger, Dale Johnson, has advice for excluding deer from your gardens. - posted Jun 18, 2009

Equine Grazing Site Making Impact
The horses have started grazing and the educational events have begun! The Equine Rotational Grazing Demonstration site has already begun changing how horse farm owners manage their pastures. Check it out! - posted May 23, 2009

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