A recent alliance between Anne
Arundel County, The Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay, The Chesapeake Bay Trust,
and Interfaith Partners for the Chesapeake has created a program specifically
for faith communities. In exchange for sending someone through Anne Arundel
County’s Master Watershed Steward program, congregations receive grant money
for specific projects intended to “reduce the negative impacts of stormwater
runoff”. Ark and Dove has agreed to join this program, and I have agreed
to become a Master Watershed Steward. This is an intensive training
program taking place over the next 6 months, which will culminate in a project
on Ark and Dove property sometime next year. I will be giving you updates
here on greenarkanddove.blogspot.com as I travel
through the program. I hope to learn much about the Patuxent Watershed
which we live in, and to be able to serve as a resource and educator to other
Ark and Dove members about what you can do to make a difference locally.
I hope to be able to share information about what tangible efforts Ark and Dove
can do as a community, and what you can do at home as an individual to improve
our waterways, and improve water quality in the Chesapeake. Stay
tuned!
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