Order forms are now available for purchasing trees through the Tree-Mendous Maryland Program. These trees are for planting on sites that are publicly owned lands, such as Homeowners Assocaition open space. Baltimore County DEPRM partners with Maryland by assisting with delivery of these trees. Orders are due by April 18th if you are intestered in the free delivery.
Rats and their association with human populations have had a negative impact on health, economics, and the quality of life for thousands of years. They can destroy stored crops or your home garden. Most importantly they may carry other pests such as fleas, which can transmit deadly diseases. Learn more about the Rid Rats program.
Agricultural Resource Center and Farm Park.
Did you know that DEPRM implements a regionally renowned stream restoration program? Read this informative publication, which highlights DEPRM's stream restoration accomplishments. DEPRM's program incorporates project planning and design, widespread communication and support, construction and post-restoration follow-up. The program integrates state-of-the art techniques with an environmentally sensitive approach to stabilizing streams and reducing sediment loads, in turn enhancing stream morphology ecological function, water quality, and aquatic habitat. The EPA Mid-Atlantic Integrated Assessment program (MAIA) produced this document to help share knowledge between state and local governments, regional offices, and non-governmental organizations.
The Department of Environmental Protection and Resource Management periodically receives requests for environmental administrative variances. The Department publishes a list of the environmental administrative variance requests along with their status. The requests are listed by County Council District.
The DEPRM Function Brochure (PDF) provides phone numbers and brief descriptions of the services offered by the Department of Environmental Protection and Resource Management.
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Revised April 16, 2008
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