VIDEO: Historic Mansion Takes 50-Mile Bay Cruise
Yes, you read that correctly: an Easton, Maryland mansion built in the early 1760s was
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Bay Conservation Champ Inducted to Fishing HOF
There are fishery conservation champions and then there is Bob Hayes. During an impressive fisheries
SLIDESHOW: Classic Wooden Beauties Sail the Severn
Wooden sailboat owners of all kinds brought history and elegance to Annapolis this past weekend,
VIMS Scientist to Breed Oysters of the Future
In an increasingly hostile ecosystem, a team of scientists is taking big steps to give
Paddle the Susquehanna with New Guide Website
There’s a new resource for boaters who want to explore the Susquehanna River, but may
Researchers Track Sturgeon Spawning on Va. Rivers
The fall spawning run of Atlantic sturgeon is well underway in the Chesapeake’s rivers. Sturgeon,
Scientists Witness First Documented Birth of a Wild Dolphin in Bay Watershed
By Whitney Pipkin, Bay Journal News Service A team of researchers studying dolphins in the
$17 Million Makeover of Inner Harbor Park Approved
Baltimore City will start an ambitious renovation in January of Rash Field Park, the Inner
$5 Million Investigation into Harmful Algal Blooms
Maryland scientists and a team of experts are launching an investigation into harmful algal blooms
Annapolis Boat Shows Rally to Support Bahamas Hurricane Victims
Boaters on the Chesapeake watched in horror as Hurricane Dorian destroyed huge swaths of Bahamiam
Menhaden Industry Leader Says It Will Exceed Bay Catch Limit
The East Coast’s biggest menhaden harvester says it won’t follow the catch limit managers have
Md. Eases Up on Controversial Oyster Harvest Cuts
By Timothy B. Wheeler, Bay Journal News Service Maryland officials placed new restrictions Monday on