Host:
Baltimore Bird Club
Leader: Tim Carney, timmyc83@gmail.com.
Description:
The Eccleston Restoration project is an experimental stream and wetland restoration / rewilding project developed to offset environmental impacts from the I95 electronic toll lanes through Harford County. It was developed in close consultation with local stakeholders and the Maryland Department of Natural Resources to preserve, restore and enhance habitats for many species, including resident and migratory birds, wild brown trout, and native aquatic species. Construction was completed in the Fall of 2022 following extensive natural resources study since 2017. It is protected forever by a conservation easement held by the North American Land Trust. Waterproof or resistant ankle boots with good tread are recommended. Tall vegetation, wet conditions, and rough terrain are common, but many flat areas and mowed paths are available for visitors who don’t wish to get into the wetland. Visitors should expect to check for ticks at this time of year following the visit, and wear appropriate field attire.
