Tagged Stories: "restoration"

The work completed in 2012 helped to restore land, water and wildlife across the watershed.

State and federal partners are working to restore oysters to 20 Chesapeake Bay tributaries by 2025.

Stormwater runoff is a source of pollution for the Maryland waterway.

Cages on private piers give spat a head start before they are planted in the Bay.

The Shell Recycling Alliance generates shell for use in stocking reefs.

The work set out for 2013 will restore clean water, recover habitat and sustain fish and wildlife across the watershed.

Online comments can be submitted through November 27.

This marks the largest restoration effort the watershed has ever seen.

Streamside trees are critical to the Bay, but planting rates continue to drop.

Winners have been crowned Chesapeake Forest Champions.