Boat Rescues Spike over Father’s Day Weekend
As boating picks up in popularity amid pandemic-related closures (as Bay Bulletin recently reported), boating-related
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438 Acres of Private Land Get Permanent Protection at Blackwater Refuge
438 acres of the Ecologically Sensitive Area (ESA) at Taylors Trail Sand Ridge in Wicomico
Va. Charter Captain Drowns Helping Sea Turtle
A Virginia Beach charter captain and seafood business owner drowned Thursday while trying to free
New Mallows Bay Marine Sanctuary Needs Advisory Council
The Chesapeake Bay region celebrated when the ghost fleet of Mallows Bay on the Potomac
Black Bear Killed at Havre de Grace Waterfront
The killing of a black bear by police this weekend is causing controversy in the
VIDEO: CBM Partners with Man Paddling Length of Bay for Oyster Recovery
It’s a long drive from the headwaters of the Chesapeake Bay to Virginia Beach. It’s
Great American Outdoors Act to Fund Bay Region Parks & Trails
By Ad Crable, Bay Journal News Service The Assateague Island National Seashore along the Atlantic
WWI-Era Projectile Found in Upper Bay Garden
A family in the northeast corner of Maryland got quite a surprise–and a visit from
Slightly-Reduced Dead Zone Predicted in Bay
The Bay’s “dead zone,” an area with little or no oxygen, is expected to be
Boat Sales Up as Bay Leans into Boating in COVID-19 Era
Anyone living near the shores of the Chesapeake and its tributaries can’t help but notice:
Baltimore Police Marine Unit Cut from City Budget
As major cities face financial losses from the pandemic and increasing calls to “defund the police,”
Copperhead Found Trapped in Netting near Susquehanna Jogging Path
It’s not unusual for the Susquehannock Wildlife Society, on the Harford County, Maryland side of