Spy Moment: Adkins Arboretum Plays in the Meadow
The weather gods were watching out for Adkins Arboretum last Saturday night for its annual Magic in the Meadow gala; an event far more dependent on good weather than most, given it celebrates the 400-acre native garden and preserve.
The gift of a perfect, cool evening was awarded that evening as guests enjoyed the […]
Ecosystem Highlights
Upper Eastern Shore Location to Provide Environmental and Recreation Benefits
The Board of Public Works today unanimously approved the Maryland Department of Natural Resources acquisition of 1,172 acres in Queen Anne’s County … [Read More...]
- Eastern Neck Refuge Spared from Closure, but Funding Crunch Continues
- Supporters Rally to save Eastern Neck Wildlife Refuge from Closing
- FERC Approves PA-to-WV Pipeline
- Life on the Disappearing Edge by Tom Horton
- Back home on their Range: Quail find Refuge on Restored Grassland by Tim Wheeler
- Man-Made Oyster Reef Near Key Bridge is Thriving
- Facing a Finite Future, Smith Islanders put Their Faith in Jetties and God By Jeremy Cox
- Chesapeake Bay’s Dead Zone to Grow this Summer; Breaks with Wave of Good News
- Chesapeake Region Unlikely to Meet 2025 Bay Cleanup Goals, Unless it Picks up Pace
- Chesapeake Bay Blue Crab Population Remains Stable
Ecosystem Notes
Eliminate Litter and Enjoy Public Lands at Blackwater NWR
Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge (NWR) is celebrating National Public Lands Day on Saturday, September 22, by hosting its annual volunteer litter … [Read More...]
- October Nature Walk Connects Faith and Environment
- Talbot County Council Proclaims 2018 the Year of the Bird
- John Seidel to Speak on Sustainable Bay Future on Oct. 3
- Rod and Reef Slam Fishing Tournament Returns for Second Year
- ShoreRivers Hosts 14th Annual Ride for Clean Rivers
- Save the Date: Eastern Shore Land Conservancy’s Party to Preserve Set for October 27
- Shaw Bay Raft-Up Concert with the Eastport Oyster Boys
- Environmental Concern’s “Seed Stewards for Monarchs” Increase Milkweed Habitat
- New Homeowners Install Bird and Bay-Friendly Gardens
- Environmental Concern Holds 18th Annual Fall Native Plant Sale
Chesapeake Bay Foundation
Cambridge is for Clean Water
With all of the recent rain this spring, a lot of water is running off the land. This runoff picks up pollution, and fouls our local streams and the … [Read More...]
- Man-Made Oyster Reef Near Key Bridge is Thriving
- CBF experiment: a large man-made oyster reef that revives the dead zone
- Former Riverkeeper Tom Leigh to Help Eastern Shore Localities
- CBF Annual Photo Contest Gets Under Way
- CBF Notes: How About Home-Grown Oysters and Wine?
- Exelon’s Share for Mitigation on the Conowingo Dam by Tom Zolper
- CBF Introduces New Financing Tool to Help Bay Communities Reduce Pollution
- Diversity matters in this different kind of fishing tournament
- CBF on the Shore: Harris Creek Update and Rod and Reef Slam
- The Most Important Fish in the Bay Needs Help
Eastern Shore Land Conservancy
Save the Date: Eastern Shore Land Conservancy’s Party to Preserve Set for October 27
Eastern Shore Land Conservancy (ESLC) has announced that its annual gala, Party to Preserve, will be held on Saturday, October 27th from 4pm to 7pm at … [Read More...]
- Eastern Shore Land Conservancy Celebrates Spring with family-friendly LANDJAM Event
- Information Session on Maryland’s Next Generation Farmland Acquisition Program
- Culture, Climate, and Change: How Social Factors Shape the Climate Dialogue
- ESLC Offers New Culture, Climate, and Change Conference April 21
- Cambridge Residents Invited to Kick-Off Event for Cannery Park
UM Horn Point Laboratory
Horn Point’s Chesapeake Champion Jerry Harris Takes a Bow
For the 6th year in a row, the folks from Horn Point Laboratory gathered at Waterfowl Festival Headquarters on Harrison Street last Friday to once … [Read More...]
- New Solar Field and Sustainability Take Center Stage at Horn Point
- Outstanding Day of Exploration at Horn Point Laboratory’s Open House
- Open House at Horn Point Laboratory October 14
- Horn Point Laboratory Breaks Ground on 10-Acre Solar Field with Standard Solar
- Kenny Rose Joins UMCES Faculty as Professor in Sustainable Ecosystem Restoration
- Discover the Chesapeake Bay this Summer with Scientists from UMCES
ShoreRivers
ShoreRivers Adds Three to Staff
ShoreRivers is pleased to announce three new additions to its staff. Josh Biddle is ShoreRivers’s new Agricultural Specialist. Biddle is an Eastern … [Read More...]
- ShoreRivers Awarded 2.2 Million Dollar Grant
- Are Our Waters Safe for Swimming?
- ShoreRivers Honored with Prestigious Environmental Award
- ShoreRivers and St. Michaels Students Complete Environmental Action Project
- ShoreRivers Hosts First Annual State of the Chester, Wye, and Eastern Bay
- Tour the Shore: ShoreRivers’ Guided Kayak Paddles
- ShoreRivers Needs Some Help: Development and Event Coordinator Position Available
- Senator Van Hollen to Speak at Inaugural ShoreRivers Event April 20
- ShoreRivers seeks an Agricultural Specialist
- Op-Ed: Hydraulic Dredging for Clams on the Rise as is the Damage by Jeff Horstman
Adkins Arboretum
Spy Moment: Adkins Arboretum Plays in the Meadow
The weather gods were watching out for Adkins Arboretum last Saturday night for its annual Magic in the Meadow gala; an event far more dependent on … [Read More...]
- Adkins Arboretum Awarded Funds from the Institute of Museum and Library Services
- Adkins Arboretum’s Summer Nature Camps Begin June 19
- Call for Artists: Adkins Arboretum to Sponsor 2017 Juried Art Show
- Adkins Arboretum Hosts Author Andrea Wulf for “The Invention of Nature”
- Tom Horton and Dave Harp Present Choptank Odyssey Oct. 27
- Author and Environmental Scientist Joan Maloof to Speak at Adkins Arboretum
- Adkins Arboretum’s Fairyfest is Oct. 22
- Adkins Arboretum Partners with Pickering Creek and Phillips Wharf to Offer Maryland Master Natural Training
- Adkins Arboretum Offers Oct. 4 Trip to Duke Farms
- Adkins Arboretum Offers Free Admission, More on Sept. 24 for Smithsonian Museum Day
