Protecting Land to Improve Communities
Our vision is that Baltimore County’s established neighborhoods will preserve their green open space, creating more attractive and sustainable communities. Our role is to acquire land to serve as small parks, gardens and natural areas in these neighborhoods, which are located within the County’s Urban Rural Demarcation Line (URDL), outlined in green in the map, above left, and home to 90% of the Counties 816,000 residents.
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Summer Solstice Celebration 2012 Slated for June 20!
This year’s Summer Solstice Celebration will be held at the home of Frank and Kathy Martin in Perry Hall. Click here for a fact sheet, map and to register for this free event, where we will celebrate the summer season and the many successes we have enjoyed this year with mead, merriment and marigolds!
NeighborSpace Receives Hollmann Grant Award
At the May 15, 2012 Saving Land - Saving the Chesapeake Conference, NeighborSpace received the Jan Hollmann Grant Award, providing $1,000 toward creation of a strategic conservation plan. This grant celebrates the life of Jan Hollman, who exemplified citizen leadership of land trusts in the State. Working with the National Park Service’s Rivers Trails & Conservation Assistance Program, NeighborSpace will create and test a first-of-its kind model for land conservation planning within inner ring suburbs. Click here for more information about this effort.