21 Wastewater Plants Violating Contamination Limits Across Bay
There’s dire news about wastewater plants releasing pollution along the Chesapeake Bay. According to a
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4.1 Earthquake Centered at Delaware Bay
People in parts of the Chesapeake Bay region felt a shudder late Thursday afternoon. For
Rappahannock River Property Donated Back to American Indian Tribe
A piece of land near the Rappahannock River has been returned to its original owners,
National Aquarium Takes in Record Number of Cold-Stunned Turtles
A group of 30 Kemp’s Ridley sea turtles are being treated at the National Aquarium
CBF: Buying a Real Tree is Better for the Environment than Artificial
If you’re torn between buying a real or artificial Christmas tree this year, the Chesapeake
Maritime Museum Reaches Milestone in Historic Bugeye Restoration
The Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum (CBMM) in St. Michaels hit a big milestone this month,
Bay's Oyster Farm Success Overtaking Public Oyster Harvest
By Rona Kobell, Bay Journal News Service More than a century after the first oysters
Lighted Boat Parades: The Bay Does it Best
A lot of people across the country have similar childhood memories of the holiday season:
Anacostia River Storm Drains Get Beautified in Mural Contest
Who says that stormwater management can’t be beautiful? Thanks to a talented group of local
Juvenile Humpback Whale Found Dead off Lynnhaven Beach
Marine scientists are using forensics to discover what killed a young humpback whale, found floating
$21 Million from Chesapeake Bay Trust Fund up for Grabs
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources is looking to give away $21 million in funding
ShoreRivers Shows Off Biggest-Ever Wye River Restoration
ShoreRivers, a new, powerhouse merger of three Eastern Shore waterkeeper organizations, has only just announced