The Oyster Futures Program
Can a diverse group of scientists, watermen, environmentalists and administrators chart a course for a sustainable oyster fishery?
Bay Living
Watermen, artists, cooks, and conservationists—Chesapeake Bay Magazine knows who’s who and what’s happening around the watershed.
It’s the Little Things . . .
Citizen scientists collect Bay water samples for worldwide microplastics studies.
Oh Sae Hrafn
St. Mary’s County’s own Scandanavian Viking replica ship aims to teach Viking history along the Bay’s shores.
Dorothy Lee Preserved
A historic dovetail gets a new home in St. Michaels.
Waders in the Water
Maryland residents get wet to monitor and improve stream health.
MIT Sailing Course—1981
Looking back at the recent past, like all those “remember when” emails your friends sendto
Riding on the Maryland Oyster Survey
I step aboard the long, white workboat and examine my surroundings. A rusty dredge, worn
Really Affordable Boats
Finding a bargain in the used boat market isn’t rocket science, but you need to know what you’re looking at.
Ready to Rally
It’s the longest-running ocean crossing rally in North America, and the sailing adventure of a lifetime.
Set Sail with Science
The National Sailing Hall of Fame’s Bridge Program allows students to apply their science and math skills on the water.
On Ice
Once upon a time, winter brought a new livelihood to upper shoremen.