Watershed Resources

2020 (Volume 7)

Issue 1

• Dog Owners and Boat Owners BEWARE...of Each Other!
• Place-Based and Future Focused
• Watershed Restoration Assistance Directory
• Road Salts - Good for Public Safety, but Not for Water Quality
• Cornerstone Event Focuses on Chesapeake Bay
• To Take Down, or Not to Take Down - That Is the Question
• Turning a New Leaf

2019 (Volume 6)

Issue 3

• Climate Pressures and Green Infrastructure - A Local Case Study 
• What Would Bernie Do?
• Our Favorite Trees
• Dispatches from Sea Grant Academy
• Rain Garden Winterization
• Our Water - It Is All Connected and More Reasons To Protect It
• Water Quality and Sailing

Issue 2

• Highlighting Extension’s Work in a Baltimore City Community garden
• Walking the Talk of Equity and Inclusion
• Calvert County Supports Local Water Quality
• Watershed Stewards Academy retreat
• Money, Money, Money, Money...Money [Repeat: x 6] (think O’Jays)
• Groundwater’s Significance and Connection to Bay Water Quality
• Day Trippin' on Delmarva

Issue 1

• Maintaining Your Septic System - the Key to an Effective and Lasting Investment
• The Watershed Assistance Collaborative-Maryland’s Water Quality Partnership
• WAC Partner Profiles: Chesapeake Bay Trust, Environmental Finance Center, Maryland Department of Natural Resources, Maryland Sea Grant and Maryland Sea Grant Extension, Maryland Department of the Environment
• Five Questions with Bill Hubbard

2018 (Volume 5)

Issue 4

• From Gray to Green
• UMD Senate -what’s it all About?
• ‘Tis the season...to put your best foot forward on your Trust Fund application
• Stormwater Permit Requirements
• Need Help Educating This or the Next Generation?
• Got Septic - Do You Know What Type?

Issue 3

• ANREP Membership has its Privileges
• Welcome Kate and Kelly
• Septic Systems - More than a Flush and Forget it Home Appliance
• Korea - Maryland Sea Grant Program Information Exchange
• Central Maryland in 2080: Predicting the Future to Plan for Today
• Our New Normal? I hope not.
• Social Marketing Association of North America Inaugural Forum October 10

Issue 2

• What Can I Do With the Water?
• Why the Watershed Team Is a Better Fit Than Dating Apps
• Native Plants, Get Your Native Plants!
• A Change In Plans
• Touring Baltimore’s Jones Falls Watershed With the One Water Partnership

Issue 1

• Rain Tax Sturm und Drang: Was the Fee Repeal Worth All the Storm and Stress?
• Build It and They Will Come!
• The Perfect Storm for Lake Ontario
• Sustainable is Not Good Enough
• Slurping Our Way Toward Meeting TMDL Goals
• Only Rain Down the Drain

2017 (Volume 4)

Issue 2

• Increasing Stormwater Best Management Practice Adoption Rates Utilizing Natural and Social Sciences
• What is the Trust Fund
• Small Stream, Big Impact
• Is Where You Live or Work Served by a Regulated MS4
• Outlander!
• The Journey of a Thousand Miles.

Issue 1

• Welcome Kelsey
• Welcome Alexis
• Small BMPs can make a BIG difference
• The Power of Design
• Small but Mighty
• How Vulnerable is the Maryland Coastal Bays Program?
• WSA Eligible for MSDE Credits

2016 (Volume 3)

Issue 4

• Bon voyage to a wonderful friend and colleague
• Greening with consistency
• Halfway there… midpoint assessment draws near
• Cost share for homeowner practices?
• Coming soon to a city near you!
• Preparing for winter
• Who’s your watershed specialist?

Issue 3

• Bay Clarity
• Fellowship Program Accepting Applications
• Go native!
• Recent review spotted on ConfAdvisor
• Training the Next Generation

Issue 2

• Character Stream
• A Rain Garden Sign for the Four Seasons
• Outdoor Ethics for Patagonia and Your Local Park
• Does it need a boarding pass?
• Building Resilience from the Ground Up
• The Good, the Bad, the Ugly: Pond Maintenance

Issue 1

• Snowzilla vs. Clean Water
• The Stormwater Bachelor Returns
• SOILS – Nature’s secret weapon to achieve better water quality
• A Focus on Sea Level Rise and Coastal Inundation

2015 (Volume 2)

Issue 4

• Slowing the Flow at Oregon Ridge
• Hot on the Streets- The Outreach Program Audit Tool
• Seeking Tall, Attractive Native Grass to Help with Bay Clean-up
• Restoring the American Chestnut
• Risk perceptions in vulnerable communities

Issue 3

• The Susquehanna Flats: Epicenter of Research
• Landlocked
• The River Seldom Seen
• Project Based Learning with Chestnuts and Aquaculture
• Adventures in Team Teaching

Issue 2

• 4-H Bay Stewards Build Capital
• Howard County Students Take Weather to the Extreme
• Empowering Women Farmers in Afghanistan
• Stormwater Law and You
• Cecil County WSA - Off and Running!
• Southern Maryland Counties Support Watershed Restoration
• Changes to the Watershed Protection and Restoration Program, or “SB 863”

Issue 1

• Dundalk Renaissance Corporation’s Fall Tree Give Away
• What is social marketing?
• Introduction to Stormwater Law and You
• The UME Land Use and Watershed Action Team
• Cecil County Stewards are Full Speed Ahead

2014 (Volume 1)

Issue 4

• Conservation Landscaping in Action
• SOS, SOS! Septic Owner Stewardship Clinics
• Stormwater Remediation comes to Maryland
• The Twins have Arrived!
• Watershed Assistance Collaborative
• What the Bay means to me…and a few million other Marylanders
• Chesapeake Quarterly

Issue 3

• Finding the Food-Water Connection: Integrating Urban Agriculture and Urban Stormwater
• Designing Rain Gardens of the Future
• Marine Educators From Around The World Converge in Annapolis
• The Grass is Greener...in College Park
• From Research and Development to Implementation: Redesigning Living Roof Substrate

Issue 2

• Spring has Sprung and Projects Abound!
• Saving the Bay…one Academy at a time
• Galesville’s Summerpalooza
• New weTable Technology Facilitates HABs Workshop

• Climate Corner:
• Examining the 2014
• National Climate
• Assessment

Issue 1

• A new rain garden app for your smart phone
• Tree plantings in Chestertown
• The new UME Watershed Protection and Restoration Program website
• Feeling “Dib” in 2014
• Climate corner: Climate adaptation