Meta Boyd Featured in What's Up? E. Shore Magazine

What's Up Eastern Shore Magazine
July 2018

Towne Salute: Meta Boyd | Shorerivers
by Cate Reynolds

Meta Boyd’s passion for community work stems from an innate desire to teach others to care: to care about themselves, to care about their environment, and to care about the connection between those two things. 

 ShoreRivers works to protect and restore Eastern Shore waterways through science-based advocacy, restoration, and education. Boyd, a former scuba instructor, has always felt connected to the water, so ShoreRivers felt like a perfect fit for her. 

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Rain Gardens Help Prevent Runoff Pollution

Star Democrat
June 28, 2018

Dustin Holt

CAMBRIDGE — Dorchester County residents in collaboration with local and state officials may have found a creative way to address the issue that the city has with runoff heading into the Choptank River — rain gardens.

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Mitigating Nutrient Loading on the Choptank

Environmental Monitor
Application and Technology News for Environmental Professionals
by Cindy Cooper
May 21, 2018

Watershed Scientist Tim Rosen near a wood chip bioreactor installed on a local farm in Maryland.

PIONEERING SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURAL METHODS
ShoreRivers is focusing on outreach efforts with the local agricultural community to bolster water quality improvement efforts in Maryland’s Choptank River.

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