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What are you doing to help the Chesapeake Bay on a local level?

A Chesapeake Bay Stock Assessment Committee (CBSAC) report notes that blue crabs appear to be making a comeback.

One of the goals here at the Chesapeake Bay Program is to Foster Chesapeake Stewardship and Education.

Sea nettles (Chrysaora quinquecirrha) are the most abundant jellyfish in the Chesapeake Bay.

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Harford County, Md., Councilwoman Mary Ann Lisanti has been elected chair of the Bay Program's Local Government Advisory Committee.

Maryland farmers will plant more than 500,000 acres of winter grains

The EPA has proposed draft nitrogen and phosphorus limits, called allocations, as part of a "pollution diet".

U.S. Senate Environment and Public Works Committee approved the Chesapeake Clean Water & Ecosystem Restoration Act.