The Harris Creek Watershed Plan for Stormwater Management
"Moving Along"

(3)-What makes this a viable Plan and gives it Hope is what is going on in the "greening" parts of the Watershed. Let's take a Look!

Banner Neighborhood's Garden

Duncan Block Community Garden

Montford and McElderry Garden

600 N.Rose Garden

God's Glory to Glover Street

Milton Montford Garden

Garden of Eden

Eager and Milton Garden

Faith Garden/Chess Park

Mura Street Garden

Lanvale Garden

Duncan Miracle Garden

North and Wolfe Garden

Darley Park Community Garden

Madeira Street Garden


Community Humane Groups working together

HEBCAC

Civic Works Americorp Program

Baltimore Green Space

B'more Green

Tree Baltimore

Cleaner,Greener Baltimore Initiative

OSI Fellows

University of Maryland Cooperative Gardens

Parks and Recreation

CARE

Baltimore Green Mapping

Master Gardener Program

Environmental Justice Partnership

Habitat for Humanity






Not to be forgotten are the Two Parks, Patterson Park and Clifton Park and the many vacant lots being turned into green spaces. Also to be included are the many Churches and Schools. Connecting these green points of lights and increasing the Gathering Spaces are part of the Humane Metropolis Initiative that serves as our Strategy for improving the Quality of Life in these impoverished areas. We can not expect to develop an effective Stormwater Plan for this Watershed unless we show an attempt to change the Culture of Despair that exists. Finding and Identifying Effective Stakeholders in each of the 17 Neighborhoods will be a Tool that we will seek to employ. Stay tuned in..............best,BHWA