Recent Stories

New programs encourage farmers to put pollution credits on the market.

An urban farm cultivates crops and community on just one acre of land.

This 8,000 acre lake is formed by a dam on the Juniata River, a tributary to the Susquehanna.

Male smallmouth bass exhibit signs of chemical exposure, raising concerns about river health.

Hear what the Chesapeake Bay means to poultry farmers, watermen, developers and other residents in these interviews.

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.