Menhaden Spills by Omega Protein Spark Debate
The problem of torn nets and fish spills is at the forefront of the menhaden
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News from around the Chesapeake Bay
$14.7 Million NOAA Marine Debris Grant Includes Mid-Atlantic Projects
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is tackling the growing issue of marine debris, funding
Blackwater Grows Again, Adds Land for Marshes to Migrate
Efforts to conserve Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge and the Chesapeake Bay’s marsh habitat have hit
VIMS Underwater Grasses Pioneer Honored with Lifetime Achievement Award
Dr. Robert “J.J.” Orth, a trailblazer in the study of the Bay’s ever-important underwater grasses,
Free Welcome to Boating Clinics Offered at Sandy Point This Month
In case you hadn’t noticed all that traffic on the water, there has been an
Volunteer Rescue Swimmer Saves Boaters on Rocks at Hart-Miller Island
When an open-console powerboat started taking on water near Hart-Miller Island over the holiday weekend,
Massive Cranes to Squeeze Under Bay Bridge to Reach Port of Baltimore
If you’re on the mid-Bay this week, you can’t miss it. The 800-foot-long Zhen Hua
Conowingo Floodgates Cause Flooded Roads and Bay Debris
Operators of the Conowingo Dam had to open an unusual number of floodgates to combat
Major Pollution Uncovered at Md.’s Two Largest Sewage Plants
By Timothy B. Wheeler, Bay Journal News Service Baltimore has long been plagued by sewage
Record Eel Passage at Conowingo Dam Brings Clean-Water Benefits Upstream
A slippery Chesapeake Bay creature has hit a milestone, and it’s promising news for the
Team of Teachers Among Paddlers Racing 215 Miles Down the Bay
The much anticipated, first-of-its-kind Bay Paddle team relay got underway Friday morning in Havre de
Former NFL Player Awards Grant to Annapolis Maritime Museum
In a little-known local connection, a Heisman Trophy winner and former Baltimore Raven is supporting