MIDDLE PATUXENT ENVIRONMENTAL FOUNDATION AND AREA

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  • Home
    • Overview
    • Rules and Regulations
    • The Foundation
    • Natural Resource Management in the MPEA
    • MPEA Management Plan
    • Projects and Research
    • History
    • Donate
    • Volunteer Programs
    • MPEA Newsletter
    • Managed Deer Hunts
    • Native Wildflowers
    • Native Trees and Shrubs
    • Non-native and Invasive Plants
    • Birds
    • Reptiles and Amphibians
    • Mammals
    • Insects and Spiders
    • Mushrooms
    • Welcome, MPEA Neighbor
    • Storm Water Management
    • Rain Barrels
    • Rain Gardens
    • Landscaping
    • Attracting Birds
    • Yard Trimmings
Elderberry

Native Trees and Shrubs

  • Native Wildflowers
  • Native Trees and Shrubs
  • Non-native and Invasive Plants
  • Birds
  • Reptiles and Amphibians
  • Mammals
  • Insects and Spiders
  • Mushrooms
Elderberry

Elderberry

Photo Courtesy of Davey Rogner

Spicebush in Fall Color

Spicebush in Fall Color

Photo Courtesy of Cheryl Farfaras

Blackhaw Viburnum Fruit

Blackhaw Viburnum Fruit

Photo Courtesy of Cheryl Farfaras

Boxelder Spring flowers

Boxelder Spring flowers

Photo Courtesy of Cheryl Farfaras

Planting of Paw Paws with Volunteers

Planting of Paw Paws with Volunteers

Photo Courtesy of Davey Rogner

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Elderberry
Spicebush in Fall Color
Blackhaw Viburnum Fruit
Boxelder Spring flowers
Planting of Paw Paws with Volunteers
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Middle Patuxent Environmental Foundation

Columbia, Maryland 21044


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MIDDLE PATUXENT ENVIRONMENTAL FOUNDATION AND AREA

Information about the Middle Patuxent Environmental Area and the Middle Patuxent Environmental Foundation.  The MPEA is owned by Howard County, Department of Recreation and Parks.  The MPEF provides financial support to Howard County for the preservation and maintenance of the MPEA.  Middle Patuxent River runs through the MPEA on its way to the Chesapeake Bay.  Access to the MPEA is available from Trotter Road in Columbia, Maryland, or from Clarksville, Maryland.