2005 (November)
Financing Land Preservation in Talbot County, Maryland
In June 2005, the Environmental Finance Center, on behalf of Talbot County, Maryland, convened a financing workshop to assist County officials in their efforts to finance and implement a new Countryside Preservation Area program. The goal of the event was to develop the framework for financing and implementing a plan for protecting more than 11,000 acres around each of the four incorporated municipalities within the County.
Resume Workshop
This event is open to the MAPP Community onlyPrepare your resume ahead of the School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation Career Fair. Get tips and tricks to have your resume ready to present to employers at the upcoming career fair.
February 9, 2026
February 9, 2026
First Generation Student Networking Event
This event is for the MAPP Community only
February 11, 2026
February 11, 2026
Kevin Nelson
Lecturer, Urban Studies & Planning Program
Andrew Bernish, AICP, GISP
Adjunct Faculty, Urban Studies & Planning Program
Michael Worthington
Research Associate
Frederick Stachura
Lecturer, Historic Preservation
2012 (October 19)
Financing Feasibility Study for Stormwater Management in Berlin, Maryland
In the summer of 2011, the Environmental Finance Center began working with the Town of Berlin, MD – an Eastern Shore community with a population of approximately 4,000 – to complete a stormwater financing feasibility study. Attachments
2016 (July)
Financing a Resilient Annapolis and Prince George's County
Annapolis, MD
2018 (January)
Evaluating Financial Feasibility of Alternative Animal Waste Demonstration Projects
The Maryland Department of Agriculture’s Animal Waste Technology Fund (AWTF) provides grants for demonstration projects of innovative technologies for managing animal manure. These technologies are expected to improve on-farm wastemanagement, enhancewater quality, and create new revenue streams for farmers in the form of cost savings and marketable byproducts.