Blue Crab Report Finds Population Drop, but No Overfishing
There’s good news and bad news about the Bay’s beloved blue crab population, in this
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Bike Advocates Nationwide Join to Push for Bay Bridge Bike Lane
As you drive across the Chesapeake Bay Bridge, can you imagine seeing bike commuters or
Man Dies While Swimming off Boat on Elk River
A man’s body was recovered on Sunday afternoon in the Elk River, about 24 hours
Games Afloat: How to Keep Children Happily Occupied on Board (in 1989 and Today)
Editor’s Note: We’re digging deep into the Chesapeake Bay Magazine archives this summer to find
Investing in a Boat? A Buyer Broker Can Make All the Difference
When you’re searching for the boat of your dreams, the one you want to see
Chesapeake Bay at Center of “Plein Air” Outdoor Painting Competitions This Summer
Walking through downtown Annapolis in summer, you don’t usually have to dodge professional oil painters
Georgetown University to Expand Public Water Access, Build Community Boathouse
The Georgetown waterfront in Washington, D.C. is about to get more fun for water lovers.
Small Group Plants Mighty Oyster Reef, Building Momentum
One group’s grassroots community effort has paved the way for large-scale oyster restoration, and it’s
Despite Major City Dock Construction, Annapolis Keeps Summer Concerts Going
If you haven’t been over to Annapolis City Dock recently, you may be surprised to
Public Could Get Access to National Wildlife Refuge in ESVA for the First Time
A national wildlife reserve at the southernmost tip of Virginia’s Eastern Shore has never been
Watermen Treated for Burns after Workboat Explosion
Early on Friday, June 13, a boat explosion rocked a quiet cove on the South
Father-Son Boaters Rescued from Sinking Sportfisher
A father and his adult son are safe and sound for Father’s Day after a