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Funding from the Local Perspective Amanda Rockler Kelsey Brooks Regional Watershed Restoration Specialists University of Maryland Sea Grant Extension June 5, 2018

Watershed Protection & Restoration Program Regional Watershed Restoration Specialists Kelsey Brooks

Watershed Protection & Restoration Program Goal: build programs to assist local governments and non-profits in achieving measureable improvements in water quality. What a Watershed Specialist does: Capacity building Grants assistance Project implementation Education and outreach

Watershed Protection & Restoration Program Goal: build programs to assist local governments and non-profits in achieving measureable improvements in water quality. What a Watershed Specialist does: Capacity building Grants assistance Project implementation Education and outreach

Chesapeake Bay Landscape Professional Certification cblpro.org Chesapeake Bay Landscape Professional Certification

Building a Network of Sustainable Landscaping Specialists Trained professionals = ideal partners for local stormwater programs Consumers can find qualified professional help CBLP can reduce duplicative and inconsistent trainings across jurisdictions BMP Failures often due to problems with design, installation or maintenance CBLP addresses all of the above, and will help: Engage & empower landscaping trade Ensure BMPs are designed, installed and maintained properly Protect stormwater investments Provide pool of trained professionals for BMP verification in the field

CBLP: 2 Levels of Program Content CBLP Pilot Strategy Level 1 sustainable landscapes & stormwater design/install basics; emphasis on maintenance Level 2 – advanced (Level 1 + BMP design &/or installation experience and assessment) Emphasis on collaborative practice, critical thinking, proactive approach, adaptive management Empowering professionals to understand regulatory environment and find answers We see a lot of practices failing- either aesthetically or because of improper design or maintenance. This really tries to protect investments made in water quality BMPs

Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Sediment Reduced in Pilot How Did We Do? Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Sediment Reduced in Pilot Actual pilot calculations (Grant proposed metric) N avoided annually – 775 (96) lbs P avoided annually - 370 (10.8) lbs Sediment avoided annually – 509,929 (8440) lbs We exceeded our grant expectations by A LOT and this is just from the PILOT CLASS

Where are We Now? CBLP #s, as of May 2018 233 LEVEL 1 CERTIFIED PROS 2016 Pilot: 113 trained & certified 2017: 104 trained 2018: 95 trained to date Estimated total # Level 1-trained by Dec 2018: 370+ 35 LEVEL 2 CERTIFIED PROS 2016 Pilot: 22 certified (39 credentials) 2017: 13 certified (26 credentials) 2018: Class Scheduled June 21-24 Estimated total # Level 2-trained by Dec 2018: 60+ Current IMPACTS! Level 1 Classes: Pilot- 8; 2017- 7; 2018- 10 Level 2 Classes: Pilot -1; 2017-1; 2018- 2

Beth Ginter, CBLP Coordinator beth@cblpro.org THANK YOU TO OUR FUNDERS!   CBLPRO.org Beth Ginter, CBLP Coordinator beth@cblpro.org

Watershed Protection & Restoration Program Goal: build programs to assist local governments and non-profits in achieving measureable improvements in water quality. What a Watershed Specialist does Capacity building Grants assistance Project implementation Education and outreach

General Grant Cycle Chesapeake & Atlantic Coastal Bays Trust Fund Chesapeake Bay Trust Outreach & Restoration Watershed Assistance Grant Program National Fish & Wildlife Foundation Chesapeake Bay Stewardship Technical Capacity Five Star and Urban Waters Restoration Grant Program

General Grant Cycle DECEMBER AND MARCH Chesapeake & Atlantic Coastal Bays Trust Fund DECEMBER AND MARCH Chesapeake Bay Trust Outreach & Restoration Watershed Assistance Grant Program National Fish & Wildlife Foundation Chesapeake Bay Stewardship Technical Capacity Five Star and Urban Waters Restoration Grant Program

General Grant Cycle Chesapeake & Atlantic Coastal Bays Trust Fund Chesapeake Bay Trust Outreach & Restoration Watershed Assistance Grant Program LATE SUMMER / EARLY FALL National Fish & Wildlife Foundation Chesapeake Bay Stewardship Technical Capacity Five Star and Urban Waters Restoration Grant Program

General Grant Cycle Chesapeake & Atlantic Coastal Bays Trust Fund Chesapeake Bay Trust Outreach & Restoration Watershed Assistance Grant Program National Fish & Wildlife Foundation Chesapeake Bay Stewardship LATE JUNE Technical Capacity Five Star and Urban Waters Restoration Grant Program

General Grant Cycle National Fish & Wildlife Foundation Chesapeake & Atlantic Coastal Bays Trust Fund Chesapeake Bay Trust Outreach & Restoration Watershed Assistance Grant Program National Fish & Wildlife Foundation Chesapeake Bay Stewardship Technical Capacity OCTOBER Five Star and Urban Waters Restoration Grant Program

General Grant Cycle Chesapeake & Atlantic Coastal Bays Trust Fund Chesapeake Bay Trust Outreach & Restoration Watershed Assistance Grant Program National Fish & Wildlife Foundation Chesapeake Bay Stewardship Technical Capacity Five Star and Urban Waters Restoration Grant Program NOVEMBER

General Recommendations Start planning now. Grant deadlines are closer than we think! Meet to discuss potential projects Brainstorm innovative partnerships Identify grant opportunities Foundation Center Visit sites with grant managers Review WIP Milestones and local plans

Watershed Protection & Restoration Program Goal: build programs to assist local governments and non-profits in achieving measureable improvements in water quality. What a Watershed Specialist does: Capacity building Grants assistance Project implementation Education and outreach

Create Engaging Outreach Programs to meet water quality goals Examples: Social Marketing/Behavior Change Campaigns Watershed Stewards Academy Tailored Stormwater Workshops and Trainings Outreach Audit Tool Community Stormwater Planning

Any Questions? Amanda Rockler arockler@umd.edu Kelsey Brooks kebrooks@umd.edu Any Questions?