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The long, cold winter killed an estimated 28 percent of adult crabs in Maryland waters.

A new analysis shows restoring wildlife habitat can stimulate local economies.

Two invasive fish are making their way onto Chesapeake Bay anglers’ catch lists.

Scientists attribute the boost in bay grasses to the expansion of widgeon grass in saltier waters.

Shellfish raised on the river bottom would remove excess nutrients from the water.

Cleaner water is the cornerstone of shad recovery in the river.

A new outreach campaign will teach citizens about blue and flathead catfish.

Under Section 117 of the Clean Water Act, the report must be submitted every five years.

Scientists link a Clean Water Act permit program to healthier rivers and streams.

The return of iconic wildlife means warm weather is coming back to the Chesapeake Bay watershed.