The marsh creation project at Fishing Bay in Dorchester County is now complete. EC’s work has resulted in 4,000 feet of protected shoreline and 17 acres of habitat. More than 300,000 plants were grown in EC’s Nursery & planted by our staff.
Production planning for 2012 is well underway. If you are working on specs or plans for an upcoming project, please let us know and we would be happy to provide pricing for the 2012 season.
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Improve your wetland knowledge in 2012! Join EC for one of our many trainings for Wetland Professionals and Educators.
New courses are being added regularly; if you don’t see one near you, contact us about hosting one.
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Announcing our 40th Anniversary on World Wetlands Day
We’re kicking off our milestone anniversary year on an International Day to Promote Public Awareness of Wetlands… celebrating 40 years dedicated to improving water quality and enhancing native habitats.
Help us to celebrate our
40th Anniversary year
by making a contribution to support our mission.
Read the USA Today Article featuring Environmental Concern
Learn about World Wetlands Day
Environmental
Concern and the
Wetland Learning Center
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February 2nd is World Wetlands Day. We invite the public to join us as we walk on the St. Michaels Nature trail in St. Michaels, Maryland. We’re starting our journey at the south end of the nature trail at 4PM (across from the St. Michaels Elementary School). We’ll walk past Environmental Concern’s campus, following the trail over the covered bridge and San Domingo Creek. Along the way, we will see many wetland habitats, and a variety of native plant species.
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