Chicamacomico Farm
A wetland CWH restored in a wet farm field on this Dorchester county farm. The vegetation shown consists of fall panicum and wild millet. An aerial view of the Chic farm showing many acres of restored wetlands and flooded fields…
Bennett Point
A David Judd photo of pintails landing in the restored wetland. An aerial view of some of the restored wetlands. Painted turtle basking on a muskrat house - photo by David Judd.
Cottingham Farm
An overhead Google earth view of a 15 acre constructed wetland sanctuary surrounded by a native grass buffer at Cottingham Farm. The wetland is well used by migrating shorebirds and wildfowl. This farm is protected by a conservation easement. This…
Shipping Creek Farm
This Google earth photo shows Garmin GPS flags at all the spots where we did soil borings to make sure the 20 acre wetland would actually stay wet ( hold water). We are on the lookout for patches of sandy…
Canterbury Farm
Painted turtle enjoying a basking log on the wetlands at Canterbury Farm which is owned by CWH. We used CREP to restore over 35 acres of shallow freshwater marshes on the property. The land is permanently protected from development and…
Martin’s Point
This wet 17 acre farm field was restored to a shallow emergent wetland using CREP and additional help from Maryland DNR This "before" aerial of the site (outlined with yellow line) shows the drainage leads that were used to try…
Pickering Creek
This is an aerial photo at Pickering Creek Audubon Center of the approximately 70 acres of freshwater wetlands we had designed and restored there as of 2009 using the United States Department of Agriculture's Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program with additional…
Bailey’s Neck
Dusky time at the 18 acre shallow emergent constructed wetland that CWH designed and built on Bailey's Neck. We also own about 100 acres of wooded wetlands on adjacent lands there that are permanently protected for wildlife. An old barn…
Talisman Farm
This CREP map shows the extensive wetland restoration and buffer establishment (about 150 acres total) that CWH has done at Talisman Farm near Grasonville. Before: March 22, 2010 - Poor farming practices allowed this 4 foot deep gully…