Healthy Forests Healthy Waters funds comprehensive, science-based reforestation projects in Maryland to restore forests, improve water quality, and enhance wildlife habitat.
Forest Conservation and Management Program supports Maryland landowners with tax incentives for property-specific forest stewardship that conserves forests and their public benefits.
Watershed Assistance Grant Program supports organizations with restoration design, permitting, and planning to prepare water-quality projects for implementation and build local restoration capacity.
The Maryland Farm Stewardship Program funds tree planting and conservation practices to improve water quality and wildlife habitat on Maryland farms, led by the Maryland Department of Natural Resources.
The Maryland Forest Legacy Program by the Maryland Department of Natural Resources conserves private forests through perpetual easements, protecting ecological value and preventing non-forest development.
Anne Arundel County Watershed Restoration and Forestry supports community groups, nonprofits, and public institutions in restoring waterways and protecting forests to improve water quality and habitat.