Tagged Stories: "restoration"

The rare American bittern has been seen on the shores of this once-impaired tributary to the Susquehanna River.

Fifteen years ago, heavy volumes of stormwater runoff carved Minebank Run into a channelized ditch.

Restore Mass Ave encourages local property owners to take care of the city trees in their neighborhood.

Plans detail how each jurisdiction will put pollution controls in place to fully restore the Bay no later than 2025.

Restoring Watts Branch reduced pollution, brought back wildlife and gave the community a sense of pride.

RCS is dedicated to cleaning up the Rivanna River, a 42-mile James River tributary that flows through central Virginia.

Chesapeake Bay Commission study shows nutrient credit trading could significantly trim Bay cleanup cost.

The Bay’s blue crab population increased 66 percent in 2012 to its highest level since 1993.

Seven federal agencies have released a progress report and action plan that detail achievements toward Bay restoration.

Biologists collect discarded Christmas trees to build bird nesting habitat on a restored island in the Chesapeake Bay.