Here’s some rare good news for Marylanders on climate change: A new analysis of federal government data found that Maryland led the way when it came to states reducing greenhouse gas emissions over a 17-year period. Maryland cut carbon emissions by 36% between 2005 and 2022 and by 42% per capita, according to the report […]
Ecosystem Highlights
Maryland Levies Fines on Perdue, Valley Proteins for Environmental Violations
Two major agricultural companies ramped up operations recently on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, and the environment paid a price, according to the ... [Continue Story]
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- First Baby Eagles Hatch on Reborn Chesapeake Island
- Report dolphin sightings with Chesapeake Dolphin Watch and help scientists with Chesapeake Bay research
- Dribs and Drabs: Oysters, Wisteria, Locusts and Crabs
- QAC County Takes Major Step in Building Bike and Hiker Trails System
- Maryland’s Oyster Sanctuaries Show Promising Signs by Joe Zimmermann
- Deena Kilmon Appointed Executive Director of Waterfowl
- The Eagle’s Owl Nest: After Years of Teasing, This Great Horned Owl Couple Finally Delivers
- Mid-Shore Ecosystem: Record Breaking Farm Land Saved by QAC but Future Funding Looks Bleak
Ecosystem Notes
New report shows natural resources conservation on the Delmarva Peninsula generates $8 billion in annual economic activity
Eastern Shore Land Conservancy (ESLC) and the Delmarva Restoration and Conservation Network (DRCN) released an expansive report today showing the ... [Continue Story]
- How a Maryland county tried to sway a Delaware vote on offshore wind
- Free guided birding tours offered at Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge
- ShoreRivers now accepting summer internship applications
- Biden to ban future offshore drilling across more than 600 million acres
- ShoreRivers welcomes new Board members, Executive Committee
- Easton Village Charitable Fund Grant supports Environmental Center
- Pickering Creek welcomes school year seasonal staff
- ESLC conserves 182 acres in Talbot and Caroline Counties
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- ESLC conserves Camp Grove Point as addition to Grove Farm WMA
- ShoreRivers expands Green Center work to Dorchester County
- New solar panels power Pickering Creek campus
- ESLC leads Maryland land trust response to potential solar legislation
- Shorerivers’ monitoring season includes first-ever bacteria blitz
- Eastern Shore Land Conservancy hosts “Sustainable by Design: Urban3 land use analysis on the Eastern Shore”