Restoration
ShoreRivers is a leader in designing, funding, and managing major restoration projects to reduce the sediments and nutrients that pollute our waterways. We work with our community to install projects on county-owned properties, private lands, school campuses, town properties, and church lands.
ShoreRivers is certified by the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation as a Technical Service Provider. We have an in-house engineer, staff with training in geospatial technologies, and the technical expertise to manage these projects.
If you are interested in implementing a restoration project at your home or business, please contact our Director of Agriculture & Restoration or your Riverkeeper.
Restoration Projects
Restoration Videos

Community leaders and partners come together to improve water quality in the small headwaters town of Templeville, Maryland.
January, 2022

It is considered one of the most polluted tributaries in the entire Sassafras River watershed, but now the Upper Sassafras is getting help with managing its heavy nutrient load.
February, 2021

Large-scale restoration of one headwater stream of the Wye River reduces a significant amount of stormwater runoff and pollution in addition to creating natural habitat and beautifying Chesapeake College.
June, 2018