Stories by Nick DiPasquale

Chesapeake Bay Program Director Nick DiPasquale discusses the importance of local action

On Virginia's eastern shore, the Resource Conservation and Development Council works on a wide range of local issues

Many might find the prospect of restoring the Elizabeth River a daunting task, but one local group is working to do just that

In balance between health and degradation, our actions can help nature adapt and thrive.

Three Maryland towns combat the flooding and pollution facing their communities.

Small organizations and businesses are working together to help restore the Chesapeake Bay.

Experts reflect on the past, present and future of the Anacostia and Patapsco rivers.

Founders of the Wide Net Project find a solution to hunger in the Bay’s invasive catfish problem.

The accord will benefit the plants, animals and people of the watershed.

Public input has been critical in creating the new Chesapeake Bay Watershed Agreement.