In this subtitle the following words have the meanings indicated. “Board” means the Greenspace Equity Advisory Board. “Community greenspace” means a community space that enhances the public health and livability of an overburdened community or an underserved community. “Community greenspace” includes: A community garden; A community gathering open space area; A community woodland; A green network; A park; A trail; and An urban farm. “Eligible applicant” means: A land trust or nongovernmental organization located or working in an overburdened community or an underserved community where a project is proposed to be implemented; or A county or municipality. “Green network” means a system of greenspaces that are interconnected by linear corridors that facilitate the movement of people and wildlife. “Land acquisition” means: The fee simple acquisition of real property; or The acquisition of a perpetual conservation easement. “Land trust” means an organization that: Is a qualified organization under § 170(h)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code and any regulations adopted under that section; Has executed a cooperative agreement with the Maryland Environmental Trust; or Is an affordable housing land trust as defined in § 14–501 of the Real Property Article. “Overburdened community” has the meaning stated in § 1–701 of the Environment Article. “Program” means the Greenspace Equity Program. “Stewardship” means activities undertaken on a project to: Develop a property for public use; and Improve the conservation value of the property. “Stewardship” does not include the operating expenses of a recipient of a grant under the Program. “Underserved community” has the meaning stated in § 1–701 of the Environment Article.