Publications

Report from the reconvened OWTS BMP Panel for evaluation of two proposed BMPs: drip irrigation and peat biofiltration systems discharging to a pad or trench.

View document [PDF, 2.2 MB] Advanced OWTS BMP Panel report

The well-being of the Chesapeake Bay watershed will soon rest in the hands of its youngest citizens: 2.7 million students in kindergarten through twelfth grade. Establishing strong environmental education programs now provides a vital foundation for these future stewards. Along with Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Washington, D.C., Delaware has committed to helping its students graduate with the knowledge and skills needed to act responsibly to protect and restore their local watersheds.

View document [PDF, 952.3 KB] Environmental Literacy in Delaware

The well-being of the Chesapeake Bay watershed will soon rest in the hands of its youngest citizens: 2.7 million students in kindergarten through twelfth grade. Establishing strong environmental education programs now provides a vital foundation for these future stewards. Along with Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania and Virginia, Washington, D.C. has committed to helping its
students graduate with the knowledge and skills needed to act responsibly to protect and restore their local watersheds.

View document [PDF, 1.0 MB] Environmental Literacy in Washington, D.C.

The well-being of the Chesapeake Bay watershed will soon rest in the hands of its youngest citizens: 2.7 million students in kindergarten through twelfth grade. Establishing strong environmental education programs now provides a vital foundation for these future stewards. Along with Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania and Washington, D.C., Virginia has committed to helping its
students graduate with the knowledge and skills needed to act responsibly to protect and restore their local watersheds.

View document [PDF, 1.1 MB] Environmental Literacy in Virginia

The well-being of the Chesapeake Bay watershed will soon rest in the hands of its youngest citizens: 2.7 million students in kindergarten through twelfth grade. Establishing strong environmental education programs now provides a vital foundation for these future stewards. Along with Delaware, Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C., Pennsylvania has committed to helping its students
graduate with the knowledge and skills needed to act responsibly to protect and restore their local watersheds.

View document [PDF, 748.6 KB] Environmental Literacy in Pennsylvania

The well-being of the Chesapeake Bay watershed will soon rest in the hands of its youngest citizens: 2.7 million students in kindergarten through twelfth grade. Establishing strong environmental education programs now provides a vital foundation for these future stewards. Along with Delaware, Virginia and Pennsylvania and Washington, D.C., Maryland has committed to helping its students graduate with the knowledge and skills needed to act responsibly to protect and restore their local watersheds.

View document [PDF, 719.1 KB] Environmental Literacy in Maryland

WQGIT approved final report from the Manure Incorporation and Injection Expert Panel.

View document [PDF, 1.6 MB] Manure Incorporation and Injection Practices

Fact sheet that describes how nontidal wetland restoration is simulated in the Phase 6 Chesapeake Bay Watershed Model. Version: August 7, 2018

View document [PDF, 930.8 KB] Nontidal wetland BMPs fact sheet

This resolution commends local governments, commits the Chesapeake Executive Council to advocate for clean water and raise awareness about the benefits of investing in watershed protection and restoration efforts, and directs the Principals’ Staff Committee to seek increased funding and investment for local conservation and restoration activities.

View document [PDF, 150.3 KB] Resolution to Support Local Government Engagement

This resolution calls upon the President and United States Congress to continue federal support for the Chesapeake Bay Program.

View document [PDF, 635.5 KB] Resolution in Support of the Chesapeake Bay Program Partnership