Chesapeake Bay Dolphin Watch Makes a Big Splash
A website launched this summer, asking the public to track dolphin sightings in the Bay,
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Atlantic Menhaden Catch Limits May Get Overhaul
A major overhaul could be coming in how menhaden are managed along the East Coast
Study: Norfolk Naval Shipyard in Poor Condition, Repairs to take Two Decades
A new study by the U.S. Government Accountability Office shows the Navy’s four public shipyards
Hurricane Irma: A Nightmare for Boaters
Hurricane Irma was one of the most powerful storms ever to move through the Atlantic,
Washington College Breaks Ground on $5 Million Boathouse
Washington College officially breaks ground on its new boathouse Wednesday evening. The $5 million facility
Deadline to Fix Baltimore City Sewage Overflows: 2021
Baltimore City has agreed to fix its sewage overflow problem by the start of 2021,
Pilot Program Launched to Control Midges on Back River
Midges: the tiny, pesky nuisance that will slowly drive you crazy if you spend time
Aerial Drones Spot Toxic Algae on York River
Scientists are turning to drones to seek out dangerous algae blooms in the Lower Bay.
It's Raining Beer! Virginia Beach Brewery & CBF's New Rainwater Pilsner
A beer that conserves water? That’s the closest thing we can think of to a
Feds' Flounder Ruling Calls Bay Catch Limits into Question
Fishery managers and conservationists say a ripple effect from a controversial Trump administration decision to
UMCES Horn Point Lab Will Soon Run on 50 Percent Solar Power
A 10-acre solar field is officially under construction at the University of Maryland Center for
Monster Hurricane Irma "Extremely Dangerous;" Approaches Cuba, Threatens U.S.
Hurricane Irma, now a Category Four storm, is passing over Cuba, and is about to