AWARDS

Recognized by the Chesapeake Storm Water Network for the Best Stream Restoration for our North Cypress Branch Stream and Wetland Restoration. This project used an integrated watershed restoration approach, creating or enhancing 7.4 acres of non-tidal wetland through the approximately 3,000 linear feet of stream restoration in a highly urbanized watershed.

Recognized by the Chesapeake Storm Water Network for the Best Stream Restoration for our Daylighting of Broad Branch and Restoration of its Linnean Park Tributary utilizing our innovative regenerative stream channel restoration technology.

For our innovative Bishopville Dam Removal and Fish Passage project.

Discussing the day-lighting and stream restoration project in Washington D.C. for our Broad Branch project.

Recognized by the Chesapeake Storm Water Network for Best Urban Stream Restoration for our Cabin Branch Stream Restoration project utilizing our innovative regenerative stream channel restoration technology.

Awarded by the American Public Works Association for the Cecil County Central Landfill Step Pool Storm water Conveyance Demonstration Project.

Awarded by the Chesapeake Stormwater Network for recognizing the regenerative stormwater conveyance system at Davidsonville Wildlife Sanctuary.

Awarded by the Chesapeake Stormwater Network recognizing the RSC at Davidsonville Wildlife Sanctuary.

Recognized by the Federal Highway Administration for exceptional environmental stewardship in our Lizard Hill Wetland Creation project.

Recognized by the Maryland Department of the Environment for Sustainable Infrastructure and Innovation in Stormwater Management in our Carriage Hills storm water management project.

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Featured a variety of our projects in Anne Arundel County focusing on our efforts to restore damaged bogs and streams.

Recognized by County Executive Janet Owens in commendation for efforts to partner with the County in its endeavor to establish balance between protecting its precious natural resources while encouraging a healthy viable economy and accommodating growth.

Recognized by Governor Glendenning for work with the Maryland Diamondback Terrapin Task Force.

Listed at number 11 of the most significant Earth Day Projects recognized by the Environmental News Network for the Howard’s Branch Wetland Restoration and Atlantic White- Cedar Recovery Project

Recognized by the Sierra Club in recognition of longstanding selfless and professional contributions to preserving the Chesapeake Bay wetlands.

Recognized by the Severn River Association for professionalism, initiative, and devotion to the protection and restoration of the natural world.

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