Recent Stories

Take a look at the most popular articles we released in 2022!

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The Queen Anne’s Watermen’s Association shows its Christmas cheer

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Crab baskets stacked on top of each other to form a tree, lit up with yellow Christmas lights.

Local planners visit nine projects in Lancaster

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B-WET helps deliver on Chesapeake Bay Program education goals

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Teacher shows antlers to students by a stream in winter.

Chesapeake Bay Stewardship Fund finances 104 projects throughout the region

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The European starling remains a curious case study on non-native species

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Two starlings sits at the edge of the land in a bit of water.

A Treelay volunteer begins digging a hole for a tree in a field. The trees planted as part of the Treelay will become a new forest buffer replacing the existing lawn.

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A person uses one leg to push a shovel into the ground in a grass field. In the background, other people are spread out in the field digging and handling tree planting equipment.

The Bay Program staff list their favorite outdoor spaces around the watershed

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Our monitoring coordinator is still trying to scratch the “water quality itch”

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Cool temperatures and strong winds in September shortened duration

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Recent Stories

The Chesapeake in 2022: Top stories from the Bay Program partnership

A uniquely Chesapeake holiday tradition lights up Kent Narrows

Touring the latest green infrastructure projects in Lancaster Pennsylvania

National environmental education program with Chesapeake roots celebrates 20 years

Record amount of funding awarded to spur watershed restoration

Shall I compare thee to an invasive species?

Chesapeake nonprofit and volunteers plant 3,000 trees in 24-hours

Chesapeake getaways we’re most thankful for

My Clean Water Story: Peter Tango

Experts find 2022 dead zone to be 10th smallest since 1985