Washington, DC
In support of campaign to improve transparency in Maryland state government.
Washington, DC
In support of campaign to improve transparency in Maryland state government.
Washington, DC
To be used to educate and organize state legislators on shared environmental issues, increase awareness among legislators about the need to protect and restore the Chesapeake Bay, and help them identify alternative policy proposals in support of Chesapeake Bay restoration.
Georgetown, MD
For the Riverkeeper program and continued advocacy of successful implementation of the WIP in Kent and Cecil Counties.
Frederick, MD
www.friendsoffrederickcounty.org
For advocacy and outreach work to support and promote effective WIP implementation in Frederick County.
San Francisco, CA
To be used for a legal campaign focused on securing enforcement of stormwater controls in urban jurisdictions in Maryland and Washington, DC, protection of the Bay TMDL framework by ensuring integrity in the designation of impaired waters, and achieving strong water quality protections in the re-licensing of Conowingo Dam.
Annapolis, MD
www.cleanwaterhealthyfamilies.org
In support of a communications campaign to protect the gains made on stormwater during the 2012 Legislative Session and ensure that local governments have sufficient financial resources to meet the terms of their stormwater permits and their TMDL goals.
Baltimore, MD
In support of Smart on Pesticides and Environmental Health and Justice in Maryland Initiative which will work to develop and implement a comprehensive database tracking use of pesticides in the state of Maryland, and will otherwise expand outreach and education in Maryland communities disproportionately burdened with pollution impacts.
Annapolis, MD
For general support. The National Wildlife Federation will work to strengthen and expand environmental protections in the Mid-Atlantic Region. They will promote coordinated efforts to restore the Chesapeake Bay, reduce Maryland’s greenhouse gas emissions, and engage new constituencies in conservation activity.
Berkeley, CA
$25,000 in support of “The Story of Solutions” development costs, and $25,000 to be used in support of Maryland outreach. The “Story of Solutions” film project will promote public dialogue in Maryland and throughout the country around the systemic economic and environmental challenges facing us and opportunities to create transformational change.
Cambridge, MD
For the “Coordination Support for Adapting to Climate Change – Year 3” project, which promotes policies and practices that reduce Maryland’s vulnerability to a changing climate. The project will support training and technical assistance to enable state and select local governments to better communicate about and develop improved climate resilience in both human and natural resources.