
OUR SERVICES
Environmentally Friendly and Sustainable Landscaping

CONSULTATIONS

CONSERVATION LANDSCAPING

FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES
GRANT OPPORTUNITIES
If you are an organization such as an HOA, association, school, or place of worship, especially in an urban and underserved area or flood-prone area, you may qualify.
Additionally, homeowners may qualify for county-funded rebate programs that address stormwater solutions.
WHAT TYPE OF PROJECTS CAN WE PARTNER ON?
It depends on the grant, what the space will allow for, and what problem we're trying to address. Projects we specialize can address habitat loss and stormwater issues using natural resources. Examples include:
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Tree Planting
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Forest Management (Invasive Plant Removal)
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Pollinator Gardens
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Rain Gardens
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Live Staking (reinforces streambeds)
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Beaver Dam Analogues (prevents stream erosion)
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And more!
GRANT WRITING HELP
If you would like to partner with us on grant projects, we can assist you with writing and securing the grant.
Learn more about how we can help you and the opportunities on our Funding Opportunities page!
Did you know that Maryland's native pollinators are in decline due to habitat loss? We're reversing that with our Environmental Services.
EcoBuild Installations is our solution to environmentally sustainable landscapes. We focus on native tree, shrub, and herbaceous plant gardens with the intent to create habitat for our pollinators.


Climate Change is increasing flood disasters in Maryland, posing risk to homes, human health, and the Chesapeake Bay. But you can make a difference.
Climate change affects human health, homes, and communities as well as habitat loss and the decline of wildlife.
We also know that turf grass lawns and traditional landscaping increase these issues with:
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Flooding, since turf grass doesn't absorb or hold stormwater well.
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Pollution, lawns don't trap sediment or slow down stormwater. So runoff from urban life pollutes our waterways.
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Habitat Loss, lawns are ecological deserts and require pesticide and insecticide use that wreaks havoc on our natural systems. Additionally, many traditional landscaping plants are non-native or even invasive, which disrupts the natural food chain.
Natural Solutions:
We can address all of these issues with a low-tech, low-maintenance, eco-friendly, and sustainable landscape design that specializes in native plants from the Mid-Atlantic region.





