Dredging “Ever Forward” cargo ship could negatively affect crab, fish and oyster populations
On WBOC, Captain Newberry discusses environmental impacts of dredging the “Ever Forward” cargo ship stuck…
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Delegate, state environment department clash over possible sewage leak in Dundalk
(Del. Robin Grammer Jr. photo) Tuesday, March 22nd 2022 by Tim Swift DUNDALK, Md. (WBFF)…
Environmentalists concerned about lasting impacts of the stuck ‘Ever Forward’
Photo: Julio Cesar Chavez BALTIMORE — Maryland environmentalists and watermen are raising concerns on the…
CONTAINER SHIP STILL AGROUND OUTSIDE PATAPSCO RIVER
March 14, 2022, Chesapeake Bay Magazine A nearly 1,100-foot-long container ship ran aground Sunday…
Portion of Talbot County waterway reclassified as restricted for shellfish harvesting
March 11th, 2022 BALTIMORE (March 11, 2022) – The Maryland Department of the Environment has…
Watermen Say Dredging of Tar Bay is Urgent
March 1st, 2022, WBOC Tar Bay in western Dorchester County is too shallow for watermen…
Maryland Crab Industry Says Labor Shortage Looms Again
February 25th, 2022, Maryland Matters Ask Jack Brooks, president of the Chesapeake Bay Seafood Industries…
Why We’ll Face A Crab Shortage In 2022, According To An Expert
Photo by Hannah Beach The Tasting Table, March 1, 2022. Crab is undeniably one of…
Captains hope to keep legacy of Black watermen alive in Maryland
WBALTV, February 25th, 2022 QUEEN ANNE’S COUNTY, Md. — In about a month, Maryland watermen…
Guest Worker Visa Shortage Threatens Local Seafood Industry
Photo by Mike Detmer Feb 25th, The Star Democrat CAMBRIDGE — Speakers at a meeting…