Each year, the Maryland Department of Natural Resources Fisheries Service takes a count of the crabs in the Chesapeake Bay. And each year, Baltimoreans and local fishermen eagerly await the results. Crab lovers are also always happy to... »
Last Friday, the National Aquarium joined its partners from the Waterfront Partnership Baltimore, Biohabitats, Living Classrooms Foundation, Blue Water Baltimore, and Irvine Nature Center to launch another 2,000 square feet of floating wetlands into Ba... »
Scientists grade Chesapeake's condition D+ in 2011Heavy spring rains, a hot summer and two major storms caused the Chesapeake Bay's overall health to worsen last year, scientists said Tuesay, though there apparently was a slight improvement in the Balt... »
State's largest localities required to levy fees to pay for cleanupIn a move aimed at helping Chesapeake Bay restoration efforts, the General Assembly adopted a bill late last night mandating that Maryland's largest localities, including Baltimore city... »
Volunteer For Project Clean Stream Meetup For People Caring For The Environment Project Clean Stream is an annual stream and shoreline cleanup coordinated by the Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay and partnering watershed organizations. Project Clean Stre... »
Last week, the Chesapeake Bay Trust presented a $29,887 grant to Living Classrooms Foundation to support their environmental education programs at the Masonville Cove Environmental Education Center, an urban nature center on the Patapsco River that ser... »
Gunpowder-Patapsco Watershed responsible for most of state's water pollutionNearly all of the toxic pollutants in Maryland's waterways come from the watershed that enters the Chesapeake Bay near Baltimore, according to a report released Thursday by an ... »
The Dundalk Renaissance Corp. and Back River Restoration Committee are pleased to celebrate the success of Eastside Earth Week, which took place from April 14-21. Coordinated by a group of community members, the inaugural Eastside Earth Week engaged ov... »
