Partnership News

As ability to trap sediment declines, more pollutants could reach Chesapeake Bay.

If approved, funds could conserve more than 7,500 acres throughout watershed.

Successes in curbing air pollution also benefit work toward achieving Bay water quality goals.

The latest Bay Barometer offers a science-based snapshot of watershed health and restoration.

Updated design better connects teachers with environmental education resources.

Lowering nutrient and sediment loads could have a positive impact on the Chesapeake Bay.

USDA's Regional Conservation Partnership Program awards conservation grants to nine projects in Bay region

Water quality improvements offset by declines in blue crab, striped bass

Warmer waters could have severe effects on water quality, aquatic life.

Past chair, Maryland Gov. O'Malley, commended for his accomplishments.