The State of Maryland will change the way it requires developers to prevent pollution at construction sites from running into local rivers and streams. The changes were call for by a coalition of environmental groups represented by the University of … Continued
Fisheries to end by 2012 unless states submit a plan for exemption Maryland fishery managers have commended recent actions by the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission (ASMFC) to protect the declining river herring fishery, an important multi-state resource. An amendment … Continued
As Marylanders prepare to take to the state’s waterways and parks for Memorial Day weekend and the start of the summer season, the Maryland Natural Resources Police (NRP) urge boaters and park patrons alike to exercise caution this summer and … Continued
The 2009 Potomac River Ramble will be held June 24th – 28th. This year’s Ramble will feature the Monocacy Scenic River from the city of Frederick, Md. through the Monocacy Aqueduct and down the Potomac, ending at the McKee – … Continued
The Chesapeake Executive Council has announced a new course for recovery of the Chesapeake Bay that will use short-term goals to dramatically accelerate the cleanup, increase government accountability and provide clean water in streams, creeks and rivers throughout the watershed. … Continued