Tagged Stories: "rivers and streams"

This Potomac River stream winds through development-burdened Northern Virginia before ending near Great Falls Park.

Clean Bread and Cheese Creek's goal is as simple as its name states: clean up trash and stop illegal dumping.

Virginia added approximately 840 miles of streams and 2 square miles of estuaries to its list of impaired waters in 2012.

Beaverdam Creek may be a lesser-known tributary of the Anacostia River, but it is one of the most beautiful and scenic.

Don’t go chasing waterfalls along Gwynns “Falls,” the 25-mile-long Baltimore County stream. You won't find any.

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

Volunteers with the Corsica River Conservancy are seeking to remove the river from the list of impaired waters.

Scenic Marshyhope Creek winds through Maryland's Eastern Shore on a path to the Nanticoke River.

Sideling Hill Creek, a Potomac River tributary that runs through western Md., is one of the healthiest streams in the state.

CCWA volunteers work with school groups, residents and local governments to remove trash and invasive plants.