Christine Robinson

My colleagues and I advise residential, agricultural, and small commercial properties on design, materials, and installation for Bay-friendly conservation practices that restore native habitat and improve the health of the Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries. These include cost-effective best practices for planting herbaceous plants, bushes, and trees; curbing erosion; storm water management; Integrated Pest Management: invasive plant removal; and bio-engineering.

I specialize in restoring native habitat and conservation landscaping in the greater Annapolis and Anne Arundel County areas. In addition to certification as a Chesapeake Bay Landscape Professional, I have certifications from both the University of MD Extension Master Gardener, Virginia Tech Extension and as a Chesapeake Bay Foundation Steward. Landscaping experience includes restoring native habitat, restoring riparian buffers, managing storm water, controlling erosion. I use native plants, bushes, trees and bio-engineering methods to create form and function as well as aesthetic beauty. My research and course-work focus mainly on method for restoring native habitat and managing conservation landscaping.