Tagged Stories: "U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service"

PCBs and mercury are among the most widespread toxins in our waterways, according to a new report.

Without migration barrier in place, American eel populations steadily increase in Shenandoah National Park.

Biologists collect discarded Christmas trees to build bird nesting habitat on a restored island in the Chesapeake Bay.

Scientists counted fewer ducks, geese and swans wintering along Md.’s Chesapeake Bay and Atlantic shorelines in 2012.

The Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service have launched the online Native Plant Center.

Scientists observed more than 640,000 ducks, geese and swans along Maryland's Chesapeake Bay shoreline this winter.

Have you ever wondered what it's like to work on the water in the middle of winter? Wonder no more.

An agency partnership protects from erosion more than 500 acres of tidal freshwater marsh on Herring Creek in Charles City County, Virginia.

On Maryland's Eastern Shore, pollution from development and agriculture are much-debated issues affecting the Chesapeake Bay's health.