Pa. Voluntary Fishing License Sales Soar
It’s no secret that boating, fishing, and other outdoor pastimes in the Bay watershed have
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Port of Virginia Receives East Coast’s Largest-Ever Cranes
Container ships are getting larger and larger. The Port of Virginia is gearing up for
Cruise “No Sail” Order Lifted, But American Cruises Won’t Resume
The CDC has issued new guidelines for the cruise industry, lifting the No Sail order
Injured Bald Eagle Rescued by Boat on Patapsco River
An injured bald eagle is safe and being treated by wildlife rehabilitators, after it was
VIDEO: Sailboat Rescue 170 Miles Offshore
Things got scary for two sailors when their 52-foot boat lost power more than 170
New Law Creates Chesapeake WILD Program for Wildlife Funding
America’s Conservation Enhancement Act was officially signed into law Friday, and with it comes important
Environmentalists Mourn Loss of Pioneering Bay Scientist
Dr. Michael Kemp, a longtime Eastern Shore scientist who was renowned for his research on
Elizabeth River Trail Adds Creative Waterfront Fitness Tools
The COVID-19 pandemic has prompted many of us to move our exercising from the gym
Multistate Alliance to Make Bay Region Offshore Wind Energy Hub
Maryland, Virginia, and North Carolina have teamed up to advance offshore wind projects in the
2020 Chesapeake Bay Dead Zone Near Historic Lows
There is strikingly good news this year about the Bay’s oxygen-deficient “dead zone,” both in
Md. Oyster Fishery Proposal Stirs up Controversy
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is considering a change to the state policy
Va. Considers Climate Change in New Coastal Resilience Plan
Virginia Governor Ralph Northam’s Virginia Coastal Resilience Planning Framework is out, and it includes an