Smithsonian Traveling Exhibit Arrives on Eastern Shore, Partnering on Black Watermen’s History
In Centreville on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, the Kennard African American Cultural Heritage Center and Alumni
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Teen Rescued from Jon Boat After Dark with Inadequate Safety Gear
The rescue of a teenage waterfowl hunter near Assateague Island is a reminder to all
From the Wheelhouse: What to Know if You Dream of Delivering Boats
A lot of boaters dream of becoming a professional captain and boating for a living.
NTSB: Tiny Defect Caused Dali Power Failure That Led to Key Bridge Collapse
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) met Tuesday, Nov. 18, to publicly lay out the
Mr. Trash Wheel’s Dumpster Dive Gathers Pollution Data, Evidence for a Bottle Trade-In Program
Editor’s Note: As the city of Baltimore grapples with sewage overflows, urban runoff, and other
Cost of Key Bridge Replacement Upped to $5 Billion, Timeline Delayed to 2030
Commuters, residents, and business owners waiting for a new Key Bridge will have to wait
Help Scientist Track Large, Invasive Spider Spreading in Maryland
Invasive species are generally known as nasty nuisances (hello, spotted lanternflies and blue catfish). A
Meet the Waterfowl Sculptor Who Honed His Craft as a Longtime Smithsonian Taxidermist
An impressive array of brilliant wildlife artists come from all over the country to the
Report Abandoned Boats with BoatUS Foundation’s National Database
Abandoned boats, whether aground in a cove, tied up to an urban bulkhead, or sunk
Easton’s Waterfowl Festival Expands for 54th Year with New Exhibits, Champion Calling Contest
It’s one of the Bay’s time-honored traditions, bringing national attention to Talbot County, Maryland. The 54th
Ambitious Black Watermen’s Monument Planned for Kent Narrows in 2026
There are more Black watermen working out of Kent Narrows than anywhere else on the
Hampton Roads Turns 1 Billion Gallons of Sewage into Drinking Water
Nutrient pollution is one of the biggest threats to the health of the Chesapeake Bay,