SLIDESHOW: James River Adventure-Seekers Make the Most of Social Distancing
The city of Richmond, Virginia lies along the James River, a long, winding, and historic
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Va. Lower Bay Community Pulls Together for Youth
Mathews County, Virginia is one of the Chesapeake’s special places, a series of necks cut
Southern Md. Town is First-Ever “Bird City Maryland”
The town of LaPlata, Maryland, just upstream of the Port Tobacco Rivershed on the Lower
Yellow Perch Reproduce in Md. High School Science Program
By Wendy Mitman Clarke, Maryland Sea Grant All winter long, four of Judy Plaskowitz’s students—seniors
Md. Boat Shops Donate 21,000 Masks for COVID-19 Response
Two different marine companies made generous donations of respirator masks this week– and we mean
National Parks Suspend Fees at Remaining Open Parks
There’s good news and bad news about the National Parks that may provide a needed
USNS Comfort to Deploy from Norfolk to NYC
The USNS Comfort, the Navy’s hospital ship that has toured the planet saving lives, is
Fire on Maritime Museum Campus, Juveniles Charged
One day after the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum (CBMM) announced it was closing in response
Bay Bridge, Md. Adopts Cashless Tolling to Limit COVID-19 Spread
The Bay Bridge and all other toll areas in the state of Maryland are now
Invasive Spotted Lanternfly Spreading in Bay Watershed
It may look like an intriguing insect, but the spotted lanternfly is threatening the ecosystems
Here’s How Increasing Rainfall Will Hit 5 Eastern Shore Towns
By Jeremy Cox, Bay Journal News Service Climate change will fuel heavier downpours and deeper
Endangered Md. Salamander Population Surges
There’s good news for America’s largest salamander, which makes its home in the Delmarva bays