Posts on the USC Stream Team
By: Mike Lovegreen USC Stream Coordinator The USC has a long history of assessing the watershed needs in the Region and developing a strategic plan to address those needs. This really is no surprise since the USC is made up of the Soil
By: Mike Lovegreen USC Stream Team Leader The Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC) is charged with responsibility for representing residents and stakeholders of the Chesapeake Bay watershed in the restoration effort and advising the Chesapeake Bay Program Partnership on all aspects of Chesapeake Bay
By: Mike Lovegreen USC Stream Team Leader In response to requests for training opportunities for stream corridor-related elements, the USC Stream Team has compiled a number of selections for both new technicians as well as those looking for further training in advanced design.
Project Objectives: Community decision makers and project funders can identify and implement cost effective floodplain and stream channel improvements that would have a positive impact on flooding and flooding impact reductions Community and Emergency Responders are knowledgeable of and utilize a stream clearance
Deliverables: Assist key partners in the rearing and reintroduction of juvenile Eastern Hellbenders While a departure from our usual landscape-driven work, in 2018 the Wetland Team assisted a variety of partners in an Eastern Hellbender rearing and reintroduction project. The Wetland team’s role
