Darn Good News: Eastern Neck Refuge To Fill Position and Stay Open
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced today that it will continue to staff a position at Eastern Neck National Wildlife Refuge, an island north of Rock Hall, Maryland. Eastern Neck National Wildlife Refuge will remain open to hunting, fishing, bird watching, and other wildlife-dependent activities The Wildlife Refuge Specialist position, which oversaw day-to-day operations at the refuge, … [Read More...]
Ecosystem Highlights
Supporters Rally to save Eastern Neck Wildlife Refuge from Closing
A national wildlife refuge that attracts tens of thousands of visitors each year to the Chesapeake Bay may be forced to close to the public … [Read More...]
- FERC Approves PA-to-WV Pipeline
- Life on the Disappearing Edge by Tom Horton
- Back home on their Range: Quail find Refuge on Restored Grassland by Tim Wheeler
- Man-Made Oyster Reef Near Key Bridge is Thriving
- Facing a Finite Future, Smith Islanders put Their Faith in Jetties and God By Jeremy Cox
- Chesapeake Bay’s Dead Zone to Grow this Summer; Breaks with Wave of Good News
- You can Own the Chesapeake without Property by Tom Horton
- Chesapeake Region Unlikely to Meet 2025 Bay Cleanup Goals, Unless it Picks up Pace
- Chesapeake Bay Blue Crab Population Remains Stable
- Environmental Concern Holds 18th Annual Spring Native Plant Sale
Ecosystem Notes
Adkins Arboretum Graduates Master Naturalist Class
In July, Adkins Arboretum graduated its 2018 class of Maryland Master Naturalist interns. Geared toward the study of the coastal plain, the program … [Read More...]
- EPA Bay Cleanup Midpoint Report Shows Pennsylvania Threatens Success
- Adkins Arboretum Completes Wetland Enhancement Project
- “Deeply Rooted” Film Showing at Sumner Hall August 2
- Neighborhood Sun to Host Free Event at Eastern Shore Conservation Center
- ShoreRivers Adds Three to Staff
- ShoreRivers Awarded 2.2 Million Dollar Grant
- Are Our Waters Safe for Swimming?
- WC Environmental Science Students Embark on Collaborative Groundwater Study
- Maryland Governor Hogan Proclaims 2018 the Year of the Bird
- Letter to Editor: Eastern Neck Refuge Needs Help
Eastern Shore Land Conservancy
Eastern Shore Land Conservancy Celebrates Spring with family-friendly LANDJAM Event
The Eastern Shore Land Conservancy (ESLC) proudly invites residents of all ages to its inaugural LANDJAM event – a family-friendly gathering held on … [Read More...]
ShoreRivers
ShoreRivers Adds Three to Staff
ShoreRivers is pleased to announce three new additions to its staff. Josh Biddle is ShoreRivers’s new Agricultural Specialist. Biddle is an Eastern … [Read More...]
- ShoreRivers Awarded 2.2 Million Dollar Grant
- Are Our Waters Safe for Swimming?
- ShoreRivers Honored with Prestigious Environmental Award
- ShoreRivers Hosts First Annual State of the Chester, Wye, and Eastern Bay
- Tour the Shore: ShoreRivers’ Guided Kayak Paddles
- C+ Grade for the Chester River
- ShoreRivers Needs Some Help: Development and Event Coordinator Position Available
- Senator Van Hollen to Speak at Inaugural ShoreRivers Event April 20
- ShoreRivers seeks an Agricultural Specialist
- Op-Ed: Hydraulic Dredging for Clams on the Rise as is the Damage by Jeff Horstman
Chesapeake Bay Foundation
Man-Made Oyster Reef Near Key Bridge is Thriving
A man-made oyster reef finished a year ago next to Fort Carroll in the middle of the Patapsco River is in excellent condition. Recent monitoring … [Read More...]
- CBF experiment: a large man-made oyster reef that revives the dead zone
- Former Riverkeeper Tom Leigh to Help Eastern Shore Localities
- CBF Annual Photo Contest Gets Under Way
- CBF Notes: How About Home-Grown Oysters and Wine?
- Exelon’s Share for Mitigation on the Conowingo Dam by Tom Zolper
- “Most Important Fish in the Bay” Film at Library Oct. 23
- Diversity matters in this different kind of fishing tournament
- CBF on the Shore: Harris Creek Update and Rod and Reef Slam
- Op-Ed: The Good and Bad News on Oyster Restoration by CBF’s Tom Zolper
- Op-Ed: Why Cut a $73 Million Program that Provides Billions in Benefits? By Kim Coble
WC Center for Environment & Society
Electric Car Chargers for Chestertown?
The Chestertown Council, at its meeting Monday, May 7, heard a report from the Chestertown Environmental Committee on the benefits of installing … [Read More...]
- C+ Grade for the Chester River
- Sink or Swim! — The Cardboard Boat Race
- $500K Grant to Center for Environment and Society
- Cardboard Boats Make a Splash!
- Wye River Upper School Partners with Center for Environment & Society to Monitor the Corsica River
- RiverArts and Center for Environment and Society Announce “RiverFest” September 26
