Livable Communities— Greening our Urban Landscapes
- Posted Tuesday, 9th, 2014 By: PWP Category: Livable Communities, PWP Information Exchanges
On December 9, 2014, organizations throughout the Potomac Basin and Chesapeake Bay Watershed joined together at the Mary Jane and Jame L. Bowman Library to discuss what we can do increase the greenery in our urban communities. Agenda
Presentation Resources:
Trees for Sacred Places
-Lou Etgen, Maryland Director, Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay & Jodi Rose of the Interfaith Partners for the Chesapeake
Community Environmental Management
-Alana Hartman, WV Department of Environmental Protection
Forestry for Real Estate: Enlisting New Audiences to Expand your Outreach
-Craig Highfield, Program Manager: Forests for the Bay, Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay
Trees For Bees
-Herb Peddicord, Chesapeake Bay Watershed Forester, WV Division of Forestry
Green Infrastructure at Multiple Scales: How to Regreen and Relink the Urban Landscape
-Karen Firehock, Executive Director, Green Infrastructure Center
Greening the Forest Patches—Baltimore’s Forgotten Treasure
– Katie Lautar, Program Manager, Baltimore Green Space
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