Phillips Wharf Envir. Center Campus to Close Permanently
Phillips Wharf Environmental Center, a nonprofit aquaculture operation and education resource, is closing and selling
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Tred Avon Oyster Sanctuary Work to Resume after Years of Delays
By Timothy B. Wheeler, Bay Journal News Service Work is set to resume by early
Meet Baltimore’s Newest Trash Wheel Persona
The votes are in, and we now know that Baltimore’s newest trash-intercepting waterwheel will be
USCG to Enforce New Boating Cutoff Switch Law
Remember the kill switch and lanyard that came with your boat? A new federal boating
Kayaker Dies on Appomattox River, Latest in String of Deadly Paddling Accidents
Cold water claimed the life of a kayaker on March 3, 2021, in the Appomattox
Bill to Allow Commercial Seine Fishing in Some Annapolis Waters Draws Outcry
A measure in the Maryland House of Delegates that would open three Annapolis creeks to
Well-known Humpback Whale Strands and Dies at Assateague Island
Passersby made a sad discovery on the shore of Assateague Island National Seashore. A 30-ton,
Bike/Walk Trail to Extend to Rehoboth Beach by Summer
If you visit the Delaware beaches this summer, you can look forward to more places
USNA Chief: Annapolis Sea Level Rise Puts Academy’s Mission at Risk
The Superintendent of the U.S. Naval Academy (USNA) says sea level rise in Annapolis is
Susquehanna Groups to Sue Fish & Wildlife Service over Hellbender Protection
The Eastern hellbender, aka “snot otter”, darling of the Susquehanna River, is now at the
Study: Stressed, Young Bay Oysters Grow Less Meat
A new study on the Chesapeake Bay finds oysters may grow less “meat” if they’re
Va. Navy Sailor Breaks Record for Swimming While Handcuffed
Last week, active-duty Navy corpsman Ben Katzman, 32, unofficially but forcefully broke the Guinness World