One of Bay’s Biggest “Dead Zones” in History Predicted for Summer
Nine months after the Bay’s wettest fall on record, the negative consequences of all that
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Upper Bay Waterspout Comes Ashore as Tornado
A waterspout that formed over the upper Bay on Thursday evening likely came ashore as
Alarming Snakehead Expansion: Fish Try to Scale Conowingo Dam
Two years after it was first discovered living in a Maryland pond in 2002,
Rural Va. Sailing Team Wins National Championship
They may be small, but they are mighty. The Christchurch Seahorses, a high school sailing
Wild Chesapeake: Near-Record Spring Turkey Season
This was a banner spring for Maryland’s wild turkey hunters. From mid-April to mid-May, sportsmen
Two Rescued from Sinking Boat off Va’s Eastern Shore
Two people were stranded in the water for four hours after their boat sank Monday
SLIDESHOW: 250 Paddlers Rally at Baltimore Floatilla
Baltimore’s Inner Harbor regularly sees hundreds of people on a June Saturday morning, but they’re
Film Festival Features Groundbreaking Female Whitbread Skipper
A not-yet-released documentary about the first female crew in the Whitbread Round-the-World Race is coming
Abandoned Boat Cases Surge in 2019
Abandoned and sunken boats waste resources and, sometimes, even pose hazards to other boaters. And
VIDEO: Students Get Schoolyard Wetland to Learn Up Close
A one-of-a-kind environmental learning program on Maryland’s Eastern Shore has been putting wetlands on school
Invasive Blue Catfish Spreads Further into Va. Rivers
By Karl Blankenship, Bay Journal News Service Last year’s record-setting rainfall brought more into the
Md Awards $13.5 Million for Dredging, New Ice Breaker & Fire Boats
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) will put $13.5 million in Waterway Improvement Fund