Watershed Assistance Collaborative / Chesapeake Bay Trust
$Annapolis, MD
project support for work to improve the capacity of local governments to meet their Watershed Implementation Plan commitments
Annapolis, MD
project support for work to improve the capacity of local governments to meet their Watershed Implementation Plan commitments
Edgewater, MD
www.southriverfederation.net
to assist with the implementation of several efforts associated with TMDL/WIP compliance in Anne Arundel County.
Shady Side, MD
www.bayactionplan.com
project support for work to increase funding for wastewater treatment plant upgrades; to establish dedicated funding sources for stormwater pollution controls and to strengthen regulation of septic systems, as well as to to develop and propose legislative and regulatory initiatives to control
agricultural pollution.
Centreville, MD
www.qaca.org
general support grant to continue to enhance and expand conservation advocacy.
Annapolis, MD
www.nwf.org
to advocate for, educate, and promote initiatives that safeguard wildlife in a warming world, demonstrate the feasibility of transitioning to a clean energy economy, and promote the significance of connecting people with nature in the Mid-Atlantic region.
College Park, MD
www.maryland.sierraclub.org
for new Water Resources Project to support the Phase II Watershed Implementation Plan process through citizen engagement and activism.
Somerville, MA
www.loe.org
to produce, broadcast and distribute programming focusing on past, present and future efforts to restore the Chesapeake Bay.
Chevy Chase, MD
project support grant for the Campaign to Reduce Application of Manure
Queenstown, MD
www.agroecol.umd.edu
project grant for work to continue and expand its support for development and implementation of Watershed Implementation Plans in Maryland
Queenstown, MD
www.agroecol.umd.edu
to organize and convene five regional workshops at which state officials will provide up-to-date information on
the status of the WIP process (including expectations for the October submissions and the rest of 2011) and additional information that will help counties complete their draft strategies.
Washington, DC
www.foodandwaterwatch.org
project support grant of 125,000 for its Legal Watch
program. The program will develop and implement legal strategies to promote clean water and safe food in the Chesapeake Watershed, particularly targeting the poultry industry.
Washington, DC
www.foodandwaterwatch.org
project grant to support continued litigation to hold large
poultry corporations accountable for the pollution generated by their contract farms.
College Park, MD
www.efc.umd.edu and www.sustainablemaryland.com
for a project to improve stormwater management on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, and to demonstrate the financial feasibility of stormwater improvements.
Annapolis, MD
www.chesapeakelegal.org
general support to allow us to continue building our organization so that we may better achieve our mission of protecting and restoring Chesapeake Bay through pro bono legal services provided to individuals, community groups and organizations.
Annapolis, MD
www.alliancechesbay.org
to develop and disseminate communications to local elected officials about the Watershed Implementation Plan process
Irvington, NY
general support grant to support the Chesapeake Regional Coordinator and her work on behalf of the Waterkeepers Chesapeake.
Baltimore, MD
www.law.umaryland.edu/index.html
in support of work to strengthen enforcement of Maryland’s environmental laws and regulations through administrative advocacy, legal analysis, and strategic litigation.
Arlington, VA
In a joint undertaking with Audubon MD/DC, The Conservation Fund is proposing to address climate change adaptation challenges at Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge and surrounding eco-region.
Easton, MD
www.midshoreriverkeeper.org
for integrating, developing additional strategies for, and planning ways to maximize the efficacy of the expanded Miles-Wye Riverkeeper program
Washington, DC
www.environmentalintegrity.org
to fund the initial phase of a campaign to improve environmental enforcement, and thereby improve water quality, throughout the Chesapeake Bay.
Oakland, CA
www.earthjustice.org
to support the Clean and Healthy Chesapeake Bay project.
Annapolis, MD
www.choosecleanwater.org
in support of work focused on promoting a coherent Bay wide advocacy agenda and broadening support for Bay restoration with headwater states and nontraditional constituencies. $50,000 of the grant is earmarked for work to troubleshoot lock WIP implementation in Maryland, and to develop and replicate effective local WIP implementation models.
Annapolis, Maryland
www.cbf.org
to support the Maryland Office/ Environmental Protection and Restoration work and to assure the successful implementation of Maryland’s Watershed Implementation Plan (WIP).
Washington, DC
www.progressivereform.org
to support Clean Water Accountability in The Chesapeake Bay Watershed, an effort to increase scrutiny of government accountability efforts so that citizens, environmental allies, and policymakers will have a comprehensive understanding of how well federal and state agencies are achieving their clean water and Bay-protection mandates.
College Park, MD
www.cier.umd.edu
to develop a prototype of a Watershed Implementation Plan decision making tool
Chestertown, MD
https://towncreekfdn.org//ces.washcoll.edu
for continued work on preserving our national heritage in the Mid-Atlantic’s estuaries and coastal bays.
Washington , DC
www.americanrivers.org
renewal of “The Chesapeake Federal Policy Project.”
Irvington, NY
www.waterkeeper.org
to fund the Perdue Integrator Liability Lawsuit
Centreville, MD
www.qaca.org
general support to continue the expansion of our constituent base, enhancement of electronic communication capabilities, and to advance the progressive land use reform agenda that the Association has pioneered within Queen Anne’s County.
Annapolis, MD
www.nwf.org
general support to expand educational and conservation advocacy outreach efforts in the Chesapeake/Mid-Atlantic region.
Queenstown, MD
www.agroecol.umd.edu
To hold two regional workshops in Maryland to compliment the already funded three regional workshops that will afford elected, appointed, and career officials, agricultural stakeholders, tributary team stakeholders and other ngo’s with an opportunity to learn about what they will need to address the Phase I Watershed Implementation Plan for TMDL.
Queenstown, MD
www.eslc.org
to enable the Eastern Shore Land Conservancy to assist the Town of Easton plan for the redevelopment of an 11 acre parcel of waterfront property on the Tred Avon River to establish a park.
Cambridge, Maryland
https://towncreekfdn.org//www.dcpgonline.org/
general support to enable the group (currently an all-volunteer organization) to hire a part-time executive director and procure office space.
Annapolis, MD
www.chesapeakelegal.org
$25,000 in general support for providing pro bono legal resources to improve the quality of the Chesapeake Bay
Annapolis, MD
www.chesapeakeconservancy.org
to help the Conservancy develop a successful strategy for securing the establishment of a Chesapeake Bay National Park.
Berlin, MD
www.actforbays.org
general support of the Assateague Coastkeeper program
Irvington, NY
www.waterkeeper.org
project support for the Chesapeake Regional Coordinator’s work to coordinate and support the 16 member network of Chesapeake Watershed Riverkeepers
Baltimore, MD
www.law.umaryland.edu/index.html
to allow the Clinic to upgrade the Environmental Clinical Law position to a Research Assistant position
Arlington, VA
www.conservationfund.org
work to advance the establishment of the Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad National Historical Park.
Georgetown, MD
www.sassafrasriver.org
to support two key initiatives, the RIVERKEEPER program and the Sassafras Watershed Action Plan, as well as strategic
planning for the organization.
Vienna, MD
www.nanticokeriver.org
for work to establish a single Green Infrastructure plan covering all five counties (Kent, Sussex, Wicomico, Caroline, and Dorchester) in the Nanticoke Watershed
Easton, MD
www.midshoreriverkeeper.org
to assist in supporting and building our organization.
Nanticoke, MD
for legal and expert witness fees associated with advocacy to contest a rezoning that would substantially impact the town of Hebron in Wicomico County
Washington, DC
www.environmentamerica.org
for work to ensure that enhanced Federal and state efforts to restore the Chesapeake Bay include effective measures to hold polluters strictly accountable for their contributions to the Bay’s impairment
Queenstown, MD
www.eslc.org
in continued support of Land Use Planning efforts
Annapolis, MD
www.choosecleanwater.org
National Wildlife Federation, as fiscal agent for the Choose Clean Water Coalition, requests $50,000 of support for continued growth and outreach to effectively advance stronger policies for Chesapeake Bay protection and restoration.
Annapolis , Maryland
www.cbf.org
to support efforts to reduce pollution from growth and development and engage citizens in community action on the Eastern Shore of Maryland under CBF’s Heart of the Chesapeake project.
Washington, DC
www.progressivereform.org
to convene a team of federal water policy scholars to produce a legal memorandum that identifies potential challenges to the legality of the Bay-wide TMDL and the Watershed Implementation Plans, identifies legal arguments in support of the TMDL and WIPs, and provides a litigation and media strategy to help grassroots activists in the Bay watershed refute these challenges
Chestertown, MD
https://towncreekfdn.org//ces.washcoll.edu
to continue work with Chestertown and Betterton in refining and further developing their Climate Action Plans and advancing municipal and County greenhouse gas reduction plans and actions in Kent County.
Washington , DC
for “The Chesapeake Federal Policy Project”
Centreville, MD
www.qaca.org
general support grant, to continue the expansion of constituent base,
enhancement of electronic communication capabilities, and to advance the progressive land use
reform agenda that the Association has pioneered within Queen Anne’s County.
Annapolis, MD
www.nwf.org
to expand educational and conservation advocacy outreach efforts in the Chesapeake/Mid-Atlantic region.
Easton, MD
www.midshoreriverkeeper.org
Bridge grant awarded Fall 2009 to continue work to improve the health and water quality of the Choptank River and its watershed
Easton, MD
www.midshoreriverkeeper.org
Interim grant for general support
Annapolis, MD
www.marylandconservation.org
General support for work to increase the power of Maryland’s environmental movement and protect water quality in the Chester River.
Final installment of three year, $225,000 grant
Oakland, CA
www.earthjustice.org
to support the Clean and Healthy Chesapeake Bay project.
Vienna, MD
www.dorchestersafeenergy.com
in support of Dorchester’s Legacy – Keep it Rural fight to ensure the Mid-Atlantic Power Pathway does what is environmentally correct for the county.
Irvington, NY
www.waterkeeper.org
to support the Chesapeake Regional Coordinator and her work on behalf of the Waterkeepers Chesapeake.
San Francisco, CA
https://towncreekfdn.org//www.pacificforest.org
for continuing support of the “Working Forests, Winning Climate” Program in Maryland and Pennsylvania.
Georgetown, MD
www.sassafrasriver.org
general funding to support Sassafras RIVERKEEPER program and the development of a Sassafras Watershed Action Plan (SWAP).
Annapolis, MD
www.nwf.org
for support to strengthen protection and restoration of the Chesapeake Bay by improving the coordination of Bay-related policy advocacy at the federal, regional, and local levels
Vienna, MD
www.nanticokeriver.org
to further the Alliance’s work on a Green Infrastructure based plan in the counties that make up the Nanticoke River watershed
Bethesda, MD
www.hedricksmith.com
Interim grant for “Poisoned Waters” outreach project.
Queenstown, MD
www.agroecol.umd.edu
for support of a pilot project to improve the management of phosphorous on cropland
Baltimore, MD
www.EnvironmentMaryland.org/center
final installment of three year grant for general support to expand staff in order to impact the creation of a Climate Action Plan for Maryland
Annapolis, Maryland
www.chesapeakebaytrust.org
to support work in building the capacity of watershed organizations that protect and restore Chesapeake Bay resources through the Capacity Building Initiative of the Chesapeake Bay Funders Network (CBFN).
St. Michaels, MD
www.cbmm.org
for planning process to better define and strengthen its role in the Chesapeake Bay protection and restoration effort
Baltimore, MD
www.audubonmddc.org
to continue project titled “Incorporating critical wildlife habitat (Important Bird Areas) into Land-use Planning on Maryland’s Lower Eastern Shore.”
Annapolis, MD
www.alliancechesbay.org
interim grant to complete funding for an online community, the Chesapeake Watershed Network, dedicated to the protection and restoration of the Chesapeake Bay.
Ridgely, MD
www.adkinsarboretum.org
to continue implementing the strategies to strengthen protection of the Bay by improving the knowledge and behavior of landowners and land professionals that live and work in Maryland’s Critical Areas.