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Local Projects

What are local projects? They are the core of what the Chesapeake Project does, working within local communities to advocate for and educate our local communities. Becoming a Local Project connects all of us, allows local advocates access to our Social Medias and Website, along with connections to the other projects across the watershed. 

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At the moment, it is officially just the Southern Anne Arundel Project. However we are actively investigating other local projects and advocates to promote.

Start a Local Project

Start a Local Project!

All it takes is one person to start a Local Project. It can be an individual, a group of advocates, a town or community. The only requirement is a passion for our collective future living with the Chesapeake Bay. 

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If you want to take the first steps in starting your local project, email Bryan at bryan@thechesapeakeproject.org.

  • NOAA Sea Level Rise Mapping Tool
    This is a great, albeit hard to find resource that allows you to look at sea level change and many other variables and comparisons like Marshland expansion and FEMA Flood Plains. https://coast.noaa.gov/slr/#/layer/slr/6/-8519870.7487506/4694778.369738026/13/dark/103/0.41/2050/interHigh/midAccretion
  • Surging Seas Risk Finder: Climate Central Sea Level Risk Maps
    Great resource with data on population/households at risk and economic data as well. Check it out > https://riskfinder.climatecentral.org/county/anne-arundel-county.md.us?comparisonType=county&forecastType=NOAA2017_int_p50&level=6&unit=ft&zillowPlaceType=postal-code&zillowYear=2100
Find a Local Project

Find your Local Project

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