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

For more information, contact Bob Tjaden

Last updated: 03/10/2009

Willie Lantz Receives Recognition at 2009 National Meeting
UMD Extension Educator received national achievement award. - posted Nov 5, 2009

GPS & TN Computer Workshops
The University of Maryland Extension is offering Beginner GPS Training workshops on how to use GPS handheld receivers with a computer, with specific applications to forestry and logging uses. - posted Oct 9, 2009

Mid-Atlantic Water Program announces nutrient budget tool
To help officials address water quality impairments stemming from agricultural production, the Mid-Atlantic Water Program, in partnership with the Chesapeake Research Consortium, has developed regional nutrient budgets that indicate possible excesses in available nitrogen and phosphorus across a five-state region. - posted Sep 1, 2009

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