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Despite gains in habitats in and along the James River, key fish populations have declined – and the iconic American shad is still nowhere to be found, the James River Association’s biannual review said.

Despite gains in habitats in and along the James River, key fish populations have declined – and the iconic American shad is still nowhere to be found, the James River Association’s biannual review said.

Despite gains in habitats in and along the James River, key fish populations have declined – and the iconic American shad is still nowhere to be found, the James River Association’s biannual review said.

The Chesapeake Executive Council elected Maryland Gov. Wes Moore to serve as chair into the next phase of watershed restoration.

A House panel held a hearing on Oct. 18 on a bill that would boost Chesapeake Bay restoration and environmental education programs.

QUEEN ANNE — The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, in partnership with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, awarded $9.6 million in grant awards to 10 projects supporting conservation and restoration

In this opinion piece, Alston Horn with the Chesapeake Bay Foundation discusses the benefit of adding a program similar to the James River Buffer Program to the next farm bill.

A House panel held a hearing Wednesday on a bill that would boost Chesapeake Bay restoration and environmental education programs.

Queen Anne, MD, Oct. 16, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) today announced $9.6 million in grant awards to support the restoration and conservation of

Grants from NFWF’s Chesapeake Bay Watershed Stewardship Fund provide equitable investments in clean water, climate resilience, and community engagement...