Called the "Spa Creek Stewardship Program," the effort pairs up the conservancy's experts with business owners to come up with plans to help the environment.
Businesses who register for $50 will get an assessment of their property and operations, with suggestions on how to reduce pollution and stormwater runoff that sullies the Annapolis creek. The conservancy will help line up volunteers and secure grants if necessary to help businesses take on eco-friendly projects.
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