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The Chesapeake Bay Trust is Pleased to Announce that the Urban Trees Mini Grant Program is Now Open
Many communities benefit from having green spaces and trees to promote outdoor recreation, access to shaded areas, improved air quality, improved mental and physical health, and livability. Ultimately, this initiative will empower communities that have felt disenfranchised to take ownership with the tools needed to improve access to natural resources that connect their neighborhoods to…
New Bidder Opportunity with the Chesapeake Bay Trust – Urban Trees Nursery Phase I & II Request for Proposals
The purpose of this Request for Proposals (“RFP”) is to engage contractors to support the production of native tree species that are not commonly grown by nurseries. The Trust’s goal is to diversify the suite of tree species used by our grantees and to ensure that there will be enough native tree stock for the…
New Grant Opportunity with the Chesapeake Bay Trust – Urban Trees Mini Grant Program
Many communities benefit from having green spaces and trees to promote outdoor recreation, access to shaded areas, improved air quality, improved mental and physical health, and livability. Ultimately, this initiative will empower communities that have felt disenfranchised to take ownership with the tools needed to improve access to natural resources that connect their neighborhoods to…
New Bidder Opportunity with the Chesapeake Bay Trust – Request for Qualifications for Tree-Planting Service Providers
The purpose of this Request for Proposals (“RFQ”) is to develop a list of qualified tree service providers that can support various technical aspects of a tree planting project in underserved urban areas with, e.g., (site identification, tree species selection, procurement, obtaining services, and managing contractors). Ultimately, the goal is to provide groups applying to…
New Grant Opportunity with the Chesapeake Bay Trust – Urban Trees Grant Program
The Urban Trees Grant Program, called for by the Maryland General Assembly as a component of a 5,000,000-tree goal by 2031, welcomes requests for tree planting projects in urban, underserved communities. The goal of the Urban Tree Grant Program is to green communities; enhance quality of life, human health, and community livability by improving air…