Stories by Stephanie Smith
Stephanie is the Web Content Manager at the Chesapeake Bay Program. A native of the Midwest, she received her Bachelor’s in Professional Writing from Purdue University and Master of Science degree from the University of Michigan. Stephanie’s lifelong love of nature motivates her to explore solutions to environmental problems and teach others what they can do to help.
The early banders catch the birds
May 31, 2016Foreman’s Branch Bird Observatory is part of a national network of bird banding stations
Read storyTiny residents of a recovering waterway
May 26, 2016Marsh periwinkles inhabit the once nearly-lifeless Money Point
Read storyNew public access sites bring opportunities to boat, fish, enjoy nature
May 25, 2016Get a closer look at four waterfront sites that opened in 2015
Read storyReport offers insights on adapting stormwater management to a changing climate
May 24, 2016EPA, NOAA workshops gleaned local planners’ perspectives
Read storyProtecting a wetland from invasive species
May 20, 2016Volunteers remove trees of heaven, garlic mustard in restoration project
Read storyUniversity of Maryland measures improvement in Chesapeake Bay health
May 17, 2016Estuary’s “C” grade is one of three highest since 1986
Read storyWarm rains spring salamanders into action
May 13, 2016Each year, seasonal rains spur the migration of vernal pool breeders
Read storyFederal agencies outline progress toward restoring Chesapeake Bay
May 5, 2016Report highlights land, water and wildlife restoration efforts across watershed
Read storyLatest report card shows slight improvement for Midshore rivers
May 4, 2016Fifteen of sixteen waterways monitored earn maintained or improved grades
Read storyTen questions for DC Councilmember Brianne Nadeau
May 3, 2016Chair of Bay Program’s Local Government Advisory Committee speaks on local engagement, Bay restoration
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