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Scientists predict smaller than average dead zone for Chesapeake Bay
June 19, 2013Low spring nutrient loads should lead to improved water quality this summer.
Read storyBiologists track bay grass abundance for clues about water quality
June 13, 2013Underwater grasses are sensitive to pollution and an indicator of Bay health.
Read storyBernie Fowler measures a sneaker index of 34 inches at annual wade-in
June 12, 2013Each year, the former state senator wades into the Patuxent River to bring attention to Chesapeake Bay restoration.
Read storyBaltimore Harbor scores C- on water quality report card
June 11, 2013Nutrient pollution and floating trash posed problems for the Harbor in 2012.
Read storyUrban wetland provides refuge for Baltimore wildlife
June 3, 2013Manmade wetland replenishes wildlife habitat and mitigates pollution in the Chesapeake Bay.
Read storyLetter from Leadership: Report cards measure restoration progress
May 31, 2013A number of organizations use letter grades to track the health of the Chesapeake Bay and its rivers.
Read storyScientists restock American shad to Delaware waterway
May 31, 2013The Nanticoke Shad Hatchery raises American shad each spring.
Read storyScientists recommend further monitoring of natural gas extraction sites
May 30, 2013Hydraulic fracturing could push sediment into the Chesapeake Bay.
Read storyBass sanctuaries protect popular sport fish
May 20, 2013Scientists are learning more about largemouth bass to ensure the sustainability of the fishery.
Read storyFarm’s conservation practices cut pollution at its source
May 13, 2013This father and son duo has implemented best management practices on their farm.
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