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Without migration barrier in place, American eel populations steadily increase in Shenandoah National Park.

Nutrient and sediment trends indicate pollution-reduction efforts are working.

Dairy farmer Luke Brubaker's sustainable agriculture practices ensures his land will stay in the family for generations to come.

Hundreds of sites bring to life the War of 1812 while exploring the landscapes and waterways of the Bay region.

Take Rte 66 west from D.C. for about an hour, and you’ll find yourself far from beltways & bypasses, near Happy Creek.

Public comment period for draft plan will remain open through late August.

One Baltimore organization has figured out what to do with trash in their local river: make art!

New report shows strong crab count, highlights ways to keep crab population healthy.

In the late 1700s, settlers arrived in the Canisteo watershed and cut down nearly 70 percent of the trees in the region.

Council focuses on support for local governments and the use of practices at a local level to make Bay waters healthier.