Tagged Stories: "fish"
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In search of a true river monster
October 29, 2024The Atlantic sturgeon is slowly recovering in Virginia
Read storySeven successes show there’s more than one way to restore a wetland
February 12, 2024Seven unique wetland projects from across the Bay watershed
Read storyA rare fish gets a second chance
November 17, 2023Restoring stream habitat in Pennsylvania and Maryland is helping save the Chesapeake logperch
Read storyLampreys in the Bay—vicious parasite or a welcome wonder?
April 6, 2022The American brook lamprey is a native fish of the Chesapeake Bay
Read storyRemoving fish blockages goes hand-in-hand with sediment reduction
January 27, 2022A study of West Virginia’s Opequon Creek watershed reveals high-priority stream blockages
Read storyThe Bay’s fisheries are feeling the heat
May 6, 2021NOAA’s annual Mid-Atlantic State of the Ecosystem shares the latest risks and trends for our marine species
Read storyGlobetrotters of the Chesapeake region
April 22, 2021These six species travel great distances to visit the Chesapeake Bay watershed
Read storyFor fishing enthusiasts, warming waters is a hot issue
March 8, 2021A new report from the American Fly Fishing Trade Association addresses climate change
Read storyBass confusion from land pollution
January 25, 2021Endocrine disruption in bass directly linked to how humans change the landscape
Read storyCatfish of the Chesapeake
June 16, 2020The Bay region is home to several catfish species, both native and invasive
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