Tagged Stories: "rivers and streams"

Experts reflect on the past, present and future of the Anacostia and Patapsco rivers.

Four organizations will receive more than $230,000 to restore portions of the urban waterways.

Research indicates hormone-disrupting chemicals are more widespread in the region than once thought.

Increasing public access can strengthen the bond between people and place.

The new rule would protect streams and wetlands and preserve existing agricultural exemptions.

A University of Richmond professor has pushed for expanded clean-up efforts.

Volunteer-collected water quality data is a critical part of Chesapeake Bay restoration.

A free-flowing river would open up valuable habitat to migrating herring, alewife and American shad.

Changes in stream flow and pollution have altered plant, insect and fish communities across the nation.

Bay Program Director Nick DiPasquale paddles on the South and Nanticoke.