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Keep Maryland Beautiful Grant Program - Land Trust Assistance Grants is sponsored by Maryland Environmental Trust, Maryland Department of Transportation, Maryland Department of Agriculture, and Chesapeake Bay Trust. These grants are available to Maryland local land trusts to increase capacity, support programming and innovation, and foster stronger, better-connected land trusts that will protect all natural resources and enhance the lives of Maryland citizens.
Keep Maryland Beautiful Grants Program - Land Trust Assistance Grants is sponsored by Maryland Environmental Trust (in partnership with Maryland Department of Transportation, Maryland Department of Agriculture, and Chesapeake Bay Trust). Awards to Maryland land trusts to increase capacity, support programming and innovation, and foster stronger, better-connected land trusts that protect and steward Maryland's treasured landscapes and natural resources.
Community Stewardship Grants (Keep Maryland Beautiful) is sponsored by Maryland Environmental Trust (in partnership with Maryland Department of Transportation, Maryland Department of Agriculture, and the Chesapeake Bay Trust). Grants are awarded to schools, nonprofits, and other community organizations whose missions are centered upon directly engaging community members (especially children and young adults) in environmental education and stewardship. These grants also support organizations that demonstrate active engagement as defenders of the environment by developing innovative solutions to local environmental problems.
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