Tagged Stories: "U.S. Geological Survey (USGS)"

Case studies show best management practices have lowered pollution in the Chesapeake Bay.

Bay Program partners work to streamline the conservation reporting process.

Continued land subsidence could worsen the effects of sea-level rise.

The oldest body of seawater ever identified is trapped beneath the largest crater in the United States.

Research shows groundwater flow can lengthen the time it takes for a conservation practice to affect a waterway.

Monitoring the buildup of chemical compounds in ospreys helps scientists track toxics in our waterways.

Snakeheads could be capable of transmitting the pathogen to other fish in the Chesapeake Bay.

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

Low spring nutrient loads should lead to improved water quality this summer.

A new analysis of an Anacostia River tributary documents the local value of restoring urban streams.