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For decades, efforts to restore a healthy Chesapeake Bay have operated under a relatively simple assumption.

Stream monitoring units across the watershed track the progress of cleanup impaired streams.

To restore the Chesapeake Bay and its large ecosystem, it is absolutely critical we restore and preserve forests. Coupled with the urgency to curb agricultural pollution, the largest source of bay-choking nutrients and sediment, these threats must be resolved to prevent a cascading ecological collapse.

Sunlight glinted off the water as Billy Rice stood on the gunwale of Miss Jill, his 24-foot Chesapeake Classic boat. Gripping the wooden handles of his scissors-like oyster tongs, he

The goal is to improve local mapping by detecting wetland presence and absence with an AI deep learning model. Following pilots in Kent County, Delaware and elsewhere, here's what's next for the research team.

STATEWIDE — The Chesapeake Bay Foundation (CBF) and James River Association (JRA) announced that they are moving forward with mussel restoration projects thanks…

With its 2025 deadline a little more than three years away, environmental leaders are publicly acknowledging what’s been increasingly obvious for years — that the Chesapeake Bay region will for

Tina Israel has been elected to represent the Bay City Main Street Program and the city of Bay City as a Board Member for Texas Downtown. Texas Downtown was founded

Solar panels are going up across the Chesapeake Bay watershed to help states reach their renewable energy targets.

Solar panels are going up across the Chesapeake Bay watershed to help states reach their renewable energy targets. But, while working to achieve climate-related goals, solar fields have the potential