Recent Stories

Nutrient pollution and weather patterns are factors in creating low-oxygen conditions.

More than 905,000 ducks, geese and swans were counted in Maryland’s Midwinter Waterfowl Survey.

The mid-Atlantic boasts a variety of wildlife viewing opportunities for year-round nature seekers.

Green infrastructure can save money, clean our air and water, and offer residents social gains.

Case studies show best management practices have lowered pollution in the Chesapeake Bay.

Research from Puget Sound confirms coastal wetlands can sequester carbon from the atmosphere.

A University of Richmond professor has pushed for expanded clean-up efforts.

The Chesapeake Bay Program needs your input on our new Watershed Agreement.

The Bay Program plan will establish new goals and outcomes for restoration across the watershed.

Cost-effective and common-sense projects could improve the region’s environment and economy.