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The Potomac Conservancy is looking for volunteers to help collect native tree seeds this fall.

In the days since Hurricane Irene, data show that the storm may have given the Bay a short-term water quality boost.

Scientists with the Virginia Institute of Marine Science have released a mid-year update on bay grass monitoring in the Bay.

Twenty-one young people will volunteer throughout Maryland.

The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation will receive nearly $850,000 to help farmers convert manure to energy.

306 reef balls planted with millions of baby oysters in the Choptank River.

Legislation prohibiting the sale, use and distribution of lawn fertilizer containing phosphorus will go into effect in 2013.

More than 1,700 Md. farmers will plant 550,000 acres of winter grains this fall through the state's Cover Crop Program.

The Chesapeake Forest Champion awards recognize those working to conserve and restore the region's forests.

Bay Program Acting Director Jim Edward helps clean up the Anacostia River with the Earth Conservation Corps.