Declining Insect Population Prompts New Sediment Pollution Limits for Rural VA Counties
Insects seem unnecessarily pesky when we spend time around the water in the warmer months.
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Calling Rudolph: Foggy Night Doesn’t Stop Lighted Boat Parades
It was a busy weekend with holiday festivities planned along the water, with at least
150-Year-Old Bay Lighthouse Auctioned for $115K
For the second time in six years, a weathered historic lighthouse is sold at auction.
Annapolis Pro Sailor Takes Home Gold at Pan Am Games
Annapolis sailor Allan Terhune recently returned from Algarrobo, Chile, bringing home with him a gold
VIDEO: Maritime Museum’s New Visitor Center Celebrates Bay-Born Boats and Watermen
The Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum has some of the broadest reach in the Bay region
MD Proposes Emergency Action to Cancel Spring Trophy Rockfish Season
Prompted by slumping striped bass reproduction in Maryland waters, the state Department of Natural Resources
Beavers Threaten Famed Tidal Basin Cherry Blossoms
Washington D.C.’s cherry blossoms are one of the biggest tourist attractions in the nation’s capital,
2023 Bay Dead Zone was Smallest on Record
All summer, the states of Maryland and Virginia found very promising water conditions in the
Solomons Gets its First Crab Pot Christmas Tree
It’s a holiday display that only the Chesapeake Bay could pull off: crab pot Christmas
Researchers: Blue Catfish Stomach Contents Suggest Large Impact on Crab, Menhaden
In terms of appetite and willingness to gorge on just about anything, blue catfish have
VIDEO: MD Launches Pilot Shrimp Fishery
The Chesapeake Bay is known for a rich variety of fresh seafood, from crabs to
$10 Million Grant to Uncover Hidden Norfolk Creek, Build Public Green Space
The city of Norfolk has received a $10 million grant to help create what is