New Device to Keep Terrapins from Drowning in Crab Traps
The Chesapeake region has many turtles: land turtles, freshwater turtles, even sea turtles. However, there’s
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Watch Out for Giant Fish as Sturgeon Spawn Peaks
It’s a wild time of year on some Virginia rivers. Fish, larger than grown men,
PA Farmers Named Finalists for Conservation Award
When it comes to nutrient pollution on the Bay, the finger is often pointed at
VIMS Underwater Grasses Pioneer Honored with Lifetime Achievement Award
Dr. Robert “J.J.” Orth, a trailblazer in the study of the Bay’s ever-important underwater grasses,
Cutwater C-24 CW
“If there’s a way to include more functionality per foot, our engineers will find it.”
$1 Million Grant to Extend Appomattox River Trail
A 25-mile bike and walking trail is in the works on the Appomattox River, and
50+ Mile Stretch of Shenandoah Closed to Water Contact Due to Algal Blooms
Last week, the Virginia Department of Health (VDH) closed the 52.5-mile section of the Shenandoah
Snap a Pic, Help Scientists Document Bay’s Seasonal Changes
We live in a world dominated by documenting our lives for social media, so why
Three Bay Watershed Cities Ask Va. for $1.4 Billion in Wastewater Fixes
The American Rescue Plan Act that President Joe Biden signed into law on March 11
Study Reveals Truth about 1980s Oyster-Killing Disease
In 1986, oyster disease decimated Chesapeake stocks, especially in the upper Bay. The kill was