Videos: Restoration

Pennsylvania couple battles invasives and benefits a bird in decline

An Eastern Shore farm partnered with Washington College to manage native grasslands for wildlife

How a local river association helped bring the Little Juniata back to life

The oyster hatchery at Horn Point laboratory churns out billions of the water-filtering shellfish

Warming temperatures threaten a striking fish that depend on cool, clean water

A family farm has learned that improving soil health improves their ability to endure more extreme weather

The urban heat island effect can raise the temperature in cities, but urban tree canopy can help keep neighborhoods cool

Biologists use recycled Christmas trees to create bird nesting habitat on Poplar Island.

READY program gives green jobs to young adults and helps meet stormwater regulations to clean up the Bay

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's buoy system brings the Bay into the palm of your hand

Manassas Park Elementary is leading the way in eco-friendly public building design. Learn about it here.

Restoring farm streams for brook trout habitat in Pendleton County, W.Va.

What are the issues surrounding Blue Catfish in Virginia's James and Rappahannock Rivers? Watch to learn more.

Scientists track nutrient pollution to determine the health of the Chesapeake Bay.

State, federal and regional partners work to restore oysters on tributary-wide scale.

Learn why controlling polluted stormwater runoff from cities is so important to restoring the Chesapeake Bay.

Dairy farmer Luke Brubaker shows us how sustainable practices are ensuring the longevity of his land.

Why are wastewater treatment plants important? How can they operate in a more Bay-friendly way? Find out here.

Counting blue crabs in the Chesapeake Bay allows fisheries managers to set harvest limits for the upcoming year.

A dairy in Homer, N.Y., planted trees to protect local water

Removing obstacles for shad and river herring increases habitat for species in decline

A program puts oysters under docks to help filter the water

Shoreline restoration is an integral part of successful missions at military installations in Virginia

Green Aquia spearheads restoration and citizen science efforts near the Potomac

Hear experts from across the Chesapeake region express their thoughts on the work of the Chesapeake Bay Program.

Oyster restoration in the tributary is one of the largest such efforts in the world

What does it take to restore and protect the Chesapeake Bay?

Agricultural Best Management Practices at work in West Virginia

Troy Bishopp is a grazing specialist in New York whose passion earned him the moniker the Grass Whisperer

Moorefield Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant in Hardy County, W.Va. will help curb nutrients in the Chesapeake Bay.

An Eastern Shore landowner restored wetlands to lure waterfowl

The Monarch Butterfly Community Conservation Program engages hundreds in Baltimore

Explore progress in the Chesapeake Bay restoration effort

5000+ volunteers spent a day picking up trash around the Chesapeake Bay watershed. Check it out here and be inspired.

Get your group involved in cleaning up the Bay in your own backyard.

What is CREP? The Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program helps landowners protect the Chesapeake Bay.

Restored reefs will help keep the Norfolk tributary healthy into the future

Construction completed at 350-acre Maryland sanctuary

Captain Chris Ludford has seen the rise of local aquaculture bring a new generation to the popular shellfish.