Cleaning up and restoring one of the worst brownfields in Baltimore Harbor, including removal of over 61,000 tons of trash and rubble and remediation/removal of 27 derelict vessels, some with hazardous materials on board

• Cleaning up and restoring one of the worst brownfields in Baltimore Harbor, including removal of over 61,000 tons of trash and rubble and remediation/removal of 27 derelict vessels, some with hazardous materials on board

• Over 130 acres of seriously contaminated river bottom capped and contained within the DMCF footprint

• Over 50 acres of contaminated uplands are being capped, contained, and restored to beneficial biological productivity within Masonville Cove

• Over 100 acres of tidal and non-tidal wetlands are being restored or created in Masonville Cove

• A conservation easement on Masonville Cove held by a community trust to ensure that its function in support of wildlife and community access will not change

• Additionally, 5 trash interceptors, 2 major stream restoration projects, and 3 fish ladders are being implemented, monitored, and maintained in and around Baltimore Harbor and the Patapsco River watershed