New Nesting Site for Migratory Birds After Va. Island Home is Paved Over
Birds that would likely be without a favorite coastal Virginia nesting spot this spring may
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Bald Eagle Pair Naming Contest Results In
A nesting pair of bald eagles has made its nest near Chesapeake Bay Foundation’s (CBF)
$18 Million Budget Boost will Complete Tred Avon Oyster Reef
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Baltimore District will get an extra $18 million from
CBM Family Wins National Boat Writing Awards
The Chesapeake Bay Media family has produced some of the best writing in the boating
Crisfield Rallies Support for Mural Honoring Seafood Workers
Crisfield, Maryland’s southernmost town, is well-known for its Eastern Shore seafood heritage. Now, it’s becoming
White House Budget Would Cut Bay Program Funding by 91%
By Timothy B. Wheeler, Bay Journal News Service Undeterred by previous rebuffs by Congress, the
VIMS Report Card: Sea Level Rise is Accelerating
Virginia researchers have released their annual sea level “report cards” for the U.S. coastline, and
Civil War Ship Gets 1st-of-its-Kind Gun Cleaning in Hampton Roads
The Mariners’ Museum and Park will take spring cleaning to a whole new level when
Pride II to Race in Annapolis to Bermuda Ocean Race
For the first time, the tall ship Pride of Baltimore II will be racing in the
Accessible Boating Program Wins US Sailing Award
Chesapeake Region Accessible Boating (CRAB), an Annapolis-based program that puts people with disabilities at the
PHOTOS: Wild Wind Gusts Cause Waterfront Damage
A roller coaster of weather conditions blew through the Chesapeake Bay region Friday morning, prompting
World War II Liberty Ship to Arrive at Temporary Baltimore Home
After months of angst over the future of the World War II Liberty Ship S.S.