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Maryland’s Historic Roadside Tree Law Featured in Documentary
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Maryland’s Historic Roadside Tree Law Featured in Documentary
ELDERSBURG, Md. — Maryland’s Roadside Tree Law, passed in 1914, was the first legislation of its kind in the nation. Forward-thinking for its time, the law was enacted to plant and protect trees along public roadways. The law restricted unauthorized signs and advertising within public rights-of-way. Fred W. Besley, Maryland’s first State Forester, played a pivotal role in advancing this landmark conservation effort. Produced and written by Cher…
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