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The governors of the states in the Chesapeake Bay drainage basin have inked a bipartisan pledge with the federal government to keep climate change from unraveling their 40-year effort to

The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, EPA and the federal-state Chesapeake Bay Program today announced $2.4 million in grants.

As the heat index crept toward 104 degrees on a mid-August afternoon, it was easy to feel what the freshwater mussels nestled into a nearby stream in Reston, VA, were

After several years of workshops and research, the Chesapeake Bay Program’s Scientific and Technical Advisory Committee has released a report concluding that mussel restoration is ripe for broader investment by those looking to clean up the Bay and its rivers.

Representatives from the Chesapeake Bay watershed states, the District of Columbia, the Chesapeake Bay Commission (CBC) and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) gathered recently to discuss the impacts of climate

If spooky houses aren’t cutting it for you anymore during Halloween, maybe a haunted forest will give you the scare you’re seeking out.

Governor Ralph Northam, 73rd Governor of Virginia

The directive utilizes world-class scientific, modeling, monitoring, and planning capabilities to jumpstart the final phase of Chesapeake Bay restoration.

Farmers have shown they are willing to invest in efforts to clean and protect local rivers and streams. But they need greater support.

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