Tagged Stories: "Maryland"

Visitors praise the park and public access site as a memory-maker and morale-booster.

Each year, the former state senator wades into the Patuxent River to bring attention to Chesapeake Bay restoration.

Nutrient pollution and floating trash posed problems for the Harbor in 2012.

Scientists are learning more about largemouth bass to ensure the sustainability of the fishery.

These Project Clean Stream volunteers picked up trash in a Marydel, Md., drainage ditch.

The annual programming initiative will explore issues facing the watershed.

For the second consecutive year, oyster abundance has increased in Maryland waters.

State and federal partners are working to restore oysters to 20 Chesapeake Bay tributaries by 2025.

Both Canada geese and snow geese were more abundant during the latest Midwinter Waterfowl Survey.

Stormwater runoff is a source of pollution for the Maryland waterway.