The research in North Carolina documents downstream remnants of the 35-million-year-old tsunami that followed the ...

The Winter Dredge Survey also explores how many blue crabs die each winter due to cold water temperatures and low salinity.

A bill before Congress should make it easier across the bay’s watershed to identify major sources of pollution that might ...

Leaders of the Chesapeake Bay cleanup are touting a back-to-basics approach in the restoration blueprint set to be finalized ...

Recognized for their environmental stewardship rooted in ancestral practices, seven tribes in Virginia are seeking full ...

A dataset unveiled today more than doubles the documented stream miles in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed, elevating the total ...

Oyster numbers are up this year, but they're nowhere near historic levels for the Chesapeake. So, oyster growers have teamed up to improve the health of the Chesapeake Bay.

The survey estimates approximately 238 million crabs currently live in the Bay, a decline of about 80 million from last year's count.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s Chesapeake WILD program, which provides grants to local partners in the bay region for fish and wildlife habitat restoration and protection projects, is ...

Chesapeake Bay blue crab populations fell again, hitting the second-lowest number since Virginia and Maryland marine scientists began counting in 1990, the Maryland Department of Natural Resources ...

The Menhaden Fisheries Coalition says the Chesapeake Bay Foundation mischaracterized the survey's findings and omitted ...