Tagged Stories: "invasive species"

Founders of the Wide Net Project find a solution to hunger in the Bay’s invasive catfish problem.

A new analysis shows restoring wildlife habitat can stimulate local economies.

Two invasive fish are making their way onto Chesapeake Bay anglers’ catch lists.

A new outreach campaign will teach citizens about blue and flathead catfish.

Meet the most disruptive invasives currently living in the Chesapeake Bay watershed

SRWA helps monitor and protect this pristine western Maryland river.

Blue and flathead catfish are two invasive species that threaten the Chesapeake Bay's rivers.

A team of scientists and trappers is working to eradicate nutria from the Chesapeake Bay by 2015.

Weed Warriors is a program that trains and certifies volunteers to identify and remove invasive weeds.

Four projects and individuals recognized as Chesapeake Forest Champions for their contribution to Bay restoration.