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Underwater Grasses: How Are They Doing?
August 30, 2022
Underwater grasses are a critical habitat in the Bay and its tidal rivers. We asked Dr. Beth McGee for an update on their status and what it means for the health of the Bay.
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Soil Your Undies for Science
August 25, 2022
In Pennsylvania, volunteers buried cotton underwear to explore their soil's health.
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Lake Anna Added to Virginia Dirty Waters List
August 23, 2022
Algal blooms threaten a water lover's paradise.
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An Ancient Fish in Danger
August 17, 2022
A proposed salmon factory puts Maryland's endangered Atlantic sturgeon population at risk.
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Funding Farmers to Save the Bay
August 16, 2022
Big federal investment to fight climate change will help farmers too.
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A Shellabration on Water
August 10, 2022
With oyster kayak tours, Hampton-based eco-tourism company Shored Up LLC celebrates the Bay’s favorite bivalve.
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AquaCon's Proposed Salmon Farm is a Major Environmental Risk for Maryland
August 8, 2022
State regulators need to do more to protect surrounding communities and guarantee pollution in local waterways won't get worse.
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The Future of Crownsville State Hospital as a Center for Nature and Healing
August 4, 2022
How a place with a dark past could be transformed into a refuge for nature and healing.
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Pennsylvania Budget's Historic Investments In Clean Water Is A Watershed Moment
August 1, 2022
From the Capitol to croplands, making good on these landmark investments is vital to our health, economic well-being, and quality of life.
Save the Bay Blog August 2022
Recent Posts
- Legislators, Governor Must Build on Clean Water Momentum with Greater Investments in ACAP
- Save the Bay News: Blue Crabs Abroad, Osprey, and a Summer Vacation for Striped Bass
- The Osprey Garden: A Chesapeake Eden at Risk
- A Rising Tide for Climate Literacy
- Blue Catfish Conundrum
- To Thrive in the Chesapeake Bay, Striped Bass Need a Summer Vacation
- Bonjour Blue Crabs: Low in Chesapeake, On the Rise Elsewhere
- Marvelous Macros: Tiny Aquatic Creatures With an Important Message
- Maryland’s Future Depends on Outdoor Learning
- Save the Bay News: Places to Explore, Richmond's Lorax, and Striped Bass Spawning
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