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You may know Arundel Rivers for our large-scale stream and shoreline restoration projects, but watershed restoration comes in all sizes. Another approach we take to protect our rivers are smaller Best Management Practices (BMPs) woven into neighborhoods, schools, and community spaces. While these projects may be modest in size, they play an important role in reducing pollution, improving habitat, and keeping our waterways healthy. Stormwater Best Management Practices (BMPs) a

EDGEWATER, MD (June 9, 2026) — Arundel Rivers Federation, Anne Arundel County officials, and project partners gathered on Thursday, June 4, at the Anne Arundel County Police Department’s Southern District station to celebrate the completion of a stormwater restoration project that will improve local water quality, reduce flooding issues on site, and create new habitat for pollinators and other wildlife. The project transformed underperforming stormwater management features on

On Friday, May 8, Arundel Rivers Federation joined project partners to celebrate the official unveiling of the new Therapeutic Nature Walking Trail at Chrysalis House — and this week, we’re excited to break ground on the next phase of the project: installing rain gardens that will help protect the South River.This project has been years in the making, and we’re proud to have played a role in helping bring this healing outdoor space to life. Over the past several years, Arunde

After heavy rain events, the residents of Southdown Shores in Edgewater were noticing something troubling. At their community property, a visible plume of sediment would spill into Beards Creek, clouding the water and signaling an opportunity for restoration. For the community, that concern sparked action! Arundel Rivers, in partnership with the Southdown Shores community, investigated the issue and uncovered that the source was a failing stormwater pipe. Designed to carry ru