“Message in a Bottles” Traveling Exhibit Washes Up in Norfolk
Everyone has heard of messages in bottles. While most of us have never picked one up
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100 Shirts, 100 Shores: Artist Prints T-shirts with Bay Water Samples
One Chesapeake Bay—many stories. That’s the concept that artist Eric Jackson explores in his 100
Coast Guard Changes Fire Extinguisher Requirements for Boats
As you anxiously await boating season, now is the time to take a good look
Walk in a Winter Wonderland at Easton’s Fire & Ice Festival
Ice sculptures will be popping up along the streets of Easton, Md. this weekend as
Best Spots on the Bay to Watch NASA Wallops Rocket Launch
NASA Wallops Flight Facility is poised to send the Antares rocket off to the International
New Smartphones Made from Recycled Fishing Nets
Discarded fishing gear is a big component of the waterway pollution issue worldwide, including in
Grant Boosts Eastern Shore Exhibit Spotlighting Female Waterfowl Carvers
The Ward Museum of Waterfowl Art at Salisbury University is the recipient of a grant
Marine Heat Waves Happening More Often in Bay
By Jeremy Cox, Bay Journal News Service Marine heat waves could lay siege to the
DNR Launches Shellfish App for Md. Watermen
It may be hard to keep track of the many rules and regulations regarding shellfish
Crane Falls into Water at Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel
There was some unexpected excitement Tuesday morning for the large-scale bridge-tunnel expansion project underway in
Potomac River Hits Lowest Water Temp. of Winter
If you thought late January got pretty chilly in the Bay region, it wasn’t your
New VIMS Scientific Model of Entire Bay to Guide Cleanup Efforts
Ever heard about the original three-dimensional, hydraulic Chesapeake Bay Model built in the early 1970s? Built