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An "Amazing Gift" of Land Conservation
March 31, 2025
How a WILD grant helps protect land, create legacy, and complete a conservation puzzle in West Virginia’s Potomac River headwaters. As Congress goes through the appropriations process in the coming months, we must remember how vital this federal funding is.
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Save the Bay News: Menhaden, the Perfect Classroom, and the Garden that Grew
March 28, 2025
This month's newsletter features a range of stories from menhaden to environmental literacy to the flurry of environmental deregulations, layoffs, and funding freezes and what that means for the Bay. Read on.
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We Must Go On
March 24, 2025
I had the opportunity to speak with Senator Tim Kaine at our event “Climate Change: Keeping Our Community Safe and Prosperous” as part of our Brock Climate Lecture Series.
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Our Charge Is Clear: Focus on What People and Nature Need
March 21, 2025
At the very time we need to do more, the latest actions by the Trump administration have created a crisis for the decades-long Bay restoration effort. We cannot and will not stop doing the work that matters.
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Virginia Leaves Critically Needed Menhaden Study Plan Unfunded
March 20, 2025
For the second year in a row, after pressure from Omega Protein lobbyists, Virginia refuses to fund a critical study about menhaden in the Chesapeake Bay. Why?
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Our Bay, the Perfect Classroom
March 19, 2025
As Virginia teacher Tonya Humphrey knows first-hand, environmental education is critically important to her students and their futures
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What’s the State of Bay Restoration 50 Days into the New Administration?
March 14, 2025
CBF’s Federal Director gives a frank update on the current chaos in our nation’s capital and what it means for Bay restoration efforts.
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EPA’s Chesapeake Bay Program Grant Sparks Healthy Living Movement at Richmond Church
March 13, 2025
Second Baptist Church is just one example of a project that improves community, health, and water quality and is only made possible through funding from EPA.
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Keep 'Forever Chemicals' Out of Our Water and Food
March 12, 2025
According to a recent Washington Post article, it seems not even our gardens are safe from PFAS contamination, otherwise known as 'forever chemicals.'
Save the Bay Blog March 2025
Recent Posts
- Harnessing the "Little Bivalve" to Produce Big Results for the Bay
- Federal Funding Freeze for Pennsylvania Farmers Is a Blow to Momentum for Cleaner Waterways
- An "Amazing Gift" of Land Conservation
- Save the Bay News: Menhaden, the Perfect Classroom, and the Garden that Grew
- We Must Go On
- Our Charge Is Clear: Focus on What People and Nature Need
- Virginia Leaves Critically Needed Menhaden Study Plan Unfunded
- Our Bay, the Perfect Classroom
- What’s the State of Bay Restoration 50 Days into the New Administration?
- EPA’s Chesapeake Bay Program Grant Sparks Healthy Living Movement at Richmond Church
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