Virginia Living Shorelines Poised to Flourish Under $1 Million Grant
On the Northern Neck of Virginia, outside of Kilmarnock, Jane Stilmar and her husband Ben
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Underwater Grasses Decline for 2nd Year in a Row
By Karl Blankenship, Bay Journal News Service The acreage of underwater grasses in the Chesapeake
Annapolis Angler Catches Md.’s 1st Record Swordfish in OC Tournament
An Annapolis man is officially in the record books—the first Maryland state recordholder for swordfish.
Conditions Ripe for Vibrio Infections in Bay
It’s a risk we don’t always think about when jumping into the water for a
Illegal Fishing Charter Captain Arrested for Dangerous Boat Conditions
U.S. Coast Guard special agents arrested the operator of a unlicensed fishing charter boat out
Mr. Trash Wheel, Olive Your New Look
Two of Baltimore’s popular solar-powered, garbage-intercepting trash wheels are sporting some new accessories thanks to
Snap a Pic, Help Scientists Document Bay’s Seasonal Changes
We live in a world dominated by documenting our lives for social media, so why
Pocomoke Wildlife Artist Paints Live at Delmarva Discovery Museum
The Delmarva Discovery Museum is putting on display a set of dreamy paintings featuring sea
Swim Team to Cross Mouth of Chesapeake Bay in Honor of Truck Driver Erik Mezick
Erik Mezick lost his life last December, when his box truck plunged off the Chesapeake
Captain Avery Museum Reopens with New Exhibit on West River
Any visitor to the town of Shady Side on the West River looking for its
Tougher Md. Rockfish Poaching Penalties Proposed
As the recreational striped bass season remains closed for two weeks to help protect the
Last Waterman’s House at Annapolis City Dock to be Preserved
Visitors to downtown Annapolis will never again see City Dock filled with the hustle and