What’s Causing Horseshoe Crab Die-off in Ocean City?
Hundreds of dead horseshoe crabs are washing up into an Ocean City, Md. canal, alarming
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Assateague Pony Killed, Foal Injured by Hit & Run Driver
The National Park Service and devoted fans of the Assateague wild horses are pleading with
Tropical Storm Elsa Predictions for Chesapeake Bay
The first tropical storm to make its way up to the mid-Atlantic this hurricane season
New Ocean Buoy Monitors Whales off Md.’s Atlantic Coast
There have been a lot of questions about how the growing offshore wind farm industry
Bay Buyboat History Comes to Life in Annual Rendezvous
Skipjacks get all the glory, but there’s another hero of the Bay’s historic seafood industry
Powerboat Dealer Helps Maritime Education Program Get Back on its Feet
After the COVID-19 pandemic forced almost all charitable foundations to pull back on fundraising efforts,
Secret Service Trains for Water Rescues with Local Fireboat at Sandy Point
U.S. Secret Service agents have to be ready for any possible scenario as they travel
Close Call: Missing Boaters Rescued Thanks to Float Plan
A search for two missing boaters and their dog has a happy ending thanks to
Weigh in on Port Traffic Changes at Mouth of Chesapeake Bay
The entrance to the Chesapeake Bay is a busy place. It is common to see commercial
New Park on Nanticoke River Protects Bay’s Oldest Ferry Site
One of the Chesapeake Bay’s most pristine rivers has a new park for all to
Study Reveals Truth about 1980s Oyster-Killing Disease
In 1986, oyster disease decimated Chesapeake stocks, especially in the upper Bay. The kill was
Milk, Chocolate, & a Cleaner Watershed
What do Land O’Lakes and Hershey’s chocolate have to do with the Chesapeake Bay (besides