Tagged Stories: "rivers and streams"

Surrounded by 1,400 acres of natural space, Morgan Run offers wilderness not far from Baltimore or Washington, D.C.

True to its name, West Virginia's "Lost River" disappears into a series of underground caves.

This watershed group is cleaning up the mess that coal mining has left behind.

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

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

Filling reservoirs behind three dams overshadow pollution reduction progress.

Male smallmouth bass exhibit signs of chemical exposure, raising concerns about river health.

Take Rte 66 west from D.C. for about an hour, and you’ll find yourself far from beltways & bypasses, near Happy Creek.

One Baltimore organization has figured out what to do with trash in their local river: make art!

In the late 1700s, settlers arrived in the Canisteo watershed and cut down nearly 70 percent of the trees in the region.