Recent Stories

Cities in the bay watershed use the natural environment to clean stormwater on-site.

Fifteen years ago, heavy volumes of stormwater runoff carved Minebank Run into a channelized ditch.

Do you know someone that is keeping our forests healthy? Nominate them to be a Chesapeake Forest Champion!

The trail, a 560-mile land and water route, commemorates the events and legacy of the War of 1812 in the Chesapeake.

Experienced-based education programs and innovative research projects bring the bay watershed to life.

34% of Bay waters met standards for dissolved oxygen; some oyster and grass beds healthy despite conditions.

Restore Mass Ave encourages local property owners to take care of the city trees in their neighborhood.

Plans detail how each jurisdiction will put pollution controls in place to fully restore the Bay no later than 2025.

Restoring Watts Branch reduced pollution, brought back wildlife and gave the community a sense of pride.

Nestled between the landscapes of western Md., EHC showcases environmental efforts of the future.