‘Waters’ Category
Invasive Fish from Conowingo Dam Donated to Food Banks, Science
Secretary’s Message – May 2021
BOEM, Army Corps, and State of Maryland Enter Agreement for Sand Resources
New Maryland Outdoor Recreation Ambassadors Named
May is Boating Safety Month
Chesapeake Bay and Environmental Progress at the Conowingo Dam
Update Regarding Maryland’s Opportunities for Outdoor Recreation
Maryland Climate Leadership Academy Offers Day and Evening Courses
Secretary’s Message – April 2021
Pumpout Operations and Maintenance Grant Program Now Open
Maryland DNR 2021 Photo Contest Now Open
Tools of the Trade: Marine Law Enforcement Information Network
Input Sought for Third Year of State Lakes Fund
September 2020 Hypoxia Report
Seeding the Bay’s Future: Planting Initiative Vital to Maryland’s Underwater Grass Restoration
Open Water: Kayak Fishing Offers Pursuit of Sport and Serenity
Eyes on the Bay: Wrapping Up Summer 2020
Board of Public Works Approves Funding for Green Infrastructure Projects
2020 Photo Contest Winners Announced
Anne Arundel County No Discharge Zone Receives Tentative EPA Approval
Natural Resources Police Escort Sea Turtles Back to the Wild
Late August 2020 Hypoxia Report
Resilience and Restoration Funds Available Through Grants Gateway
Early August 2020 Hypoxia Report
New State Fishing Record Set for Sheepshead
Late July 2020 Hypoxia Report
From Forests to Fish: Brook Trout Resurgence is Made in the Shade
Tools of the Trade: Telemetry
Outside Perspective: Fall 2020
Earth Day 2020: Love Letters to Earth
Fishing for Conservation: Rules and Commonsense Tactics Protect Striped Bass
Early July 2020 Hypoxia Report
Maryland Supports 120+ Local Projects for Water Quality, Resiliency
Deep Creek Lake Launch Stewards Prevent Aquatic Invasive Species
June 2020 Hypoxia Report
Maryland’s Underwater Grasses Resilient Against Severe Rainfall
Maryland Waterway Improvement Fund Awards $13.5 Million
Maryland’s Marine Mammal and Sea Turtle Program is Operational
May 2020 Hypoxia Report
Chesapeake Bay Blue Crab Population Shows Healthy Spawning Stock
Department of Natural Resources Issues Guidance on Governor Hogan’s Stay at Home Order
DNR Activities During State of Emergency
Annual Photo Contest Now Taking Submissions
Secretary’s Message — March 2020
Estuaries by the Sea: Maryland Coastal Bays Program Builds on Partnerships
Outside Perspective
The Nature of Change
Flow of Information: Surveying the Health of Maryland Streams
Clear Sailing: Twenty Years of Maryland Clean Marinas
Investing in Resilience: Trust Fund Shores Up a Successful Decade
Restoration Update: Status Report on the Chesapeake’s Essential Bivalve
Restoring a Treasure: Maryland Makes Progress on Chesapeake Goals
Sailing into History: Department’s Largest Vessel Ready for Retirement
Gov. Hogan Urges Congressional Leaders to Protect and Increase Funding for Chesapeake Bay Restoration
Department Builds Fish Habitat at Cunningham Falls
New Clean Marinas Certified in Kent County
Department Honors Maryland’s First Class of Climate Change Professionals
Maryland Climate Leadership Academy Offered in Annapolis
Secretary’s Message: January 2020
Save the Bay: Eat Invasive!
The Nature of Change
Outside Perspective
From the Field: Natural Resources Police Captain Tracy Campbell
Secretary’s Message: December 2019
Sea Turtles, Marine Mammals At Risk From Low Temperatures
Grants Gateway Open for Community Resiliency and Environmental Restoration
Secretary’s Message: November 2019
Maryland Introduces Tool for Beneficial Use of Dredged Materials
Department Certifies Two New Maryland Clean Marinas
Striped Bass Index Documents Below-Average Year
Secretary’s Message: October 2019
September Hypoxia Report
Input Sought for Second Year of State Lakes Fund
Additional Wildlife Management Areas Now Open for Hunting
2019 Photo Contest Winners Announced
Late August 2019 Hypoxia Report
Fall Trout Stocking Begins in October
Department Receives Federal Funding for Atlantic Sturgeon Research
Secretary’s Message: September 2019
Take a Tour of “America in Miniature”
Timeline: Our Story Begins
From the Field: Biologist Brooke Landry
Outside Perspective
The Nature of Change
Early August 2019 Hypoxia Report
Department Seeks Local Proposals for Public Outdoor Recreation Projects
Four Resiliency Projects Approved by Board of Public Works
Manokin River Chosen for Oyster Restoration
Secretary’s Message: August 2019
July 2019 Hypoxia Report
Bloede Dam Removal Project Complete
Underwater Grasses Show Resilience Despite Record Rainfall
Maryland Climate Leadership Academy Enrolling Fall Cohorts
Late June 2019 Hypoxia Report
Fourth of July Weekend Sees Boating Incidents Decrease
NOAA Designates New National Marine Sanctuary in Maryland
Secretary’s Message: July 2019
Early June 2019 Hypoxia Report
Maryland Awards $30.9 Million to Improve Water Quality and Increase Resilience
Northern Snakeheads Caught in Conowingo Dam Fish Lift
Maryland Waterway Improvement Fund Awards $13.5 Million
Marine Wildlife Return to Maryland’s Waters
Secretary’s Message: June 2019
Public Meeting on Ocean City Inlet Projects May 30
Chesapeake Bay Health Shows Resilience in 2018 Report Card
Annual Horseshoe Crab Migration Begins
Wear Your Life Jacket to Work May 17
Maryland Receives $1 Million For Coastal Resiliency
Secretary’s Message: May 2019
Governor Hogan Announces Chesapeake Bay Blue Crab Survey Shows Strong Growth
Maryland Stresses Practical Striped Bass Conservation Efforts
From the Field: Fisheries Biologist Beth Versak
Ask an Expert: Spring 2019
State Lakes Protection and Restoration Fund Projects Identified
Maryland Releases Draft Chesapeake Bay Restoration Plan
Secretary’s Message: April 2019
Governor Hogan Statement on Trump Administration’s Cuts To Chesapeake Bay Program
Boating Safety Education Classes Offered in March
Funding Available for Resilience, Restoration and Stewardship
Montgomery College to Host Climate Academy Classes
Maryland Biological Stream Survey Offers Annual Training
State Nursery Has Trees Available for Spring Planting
$2.1 Million Approved for Rural Legacy Program
Governor Larry Hogan Announces Cabinet Appointment
Governor Larry Hogan Proposes Major Investments for Maryland Environment, Chesapeake Bay
Natural Resources Career Training Program Now Recruiting
Clean Marina Seminars Scheduled for February
Annual Photo Contest Now Taking Submissions
Secretary’s Message: January 2019
Maryland Joins Fight to Stop Seismic Testing in the Atlantic
Aboveboard: Winter 2019
Board of Public Works Approves $3 Million for Oyster Recovery
$3 Million Approved for Rural Legacy Program
Secretary’s Message: December 2018
Chesapeake Logperch Targeted for Restoration
Board of Public Works Expands Myrtle Grove Wildlife Management Area
Accessible Fishing Pier Opens in Queen Anne’s County
Public Input Sought for State Lake Funding
Secretary’s Message: November 2018
Summer 2018 Hypoxia Report
Maryland Fishing Report: October 17
Department Launches New Shellfish Aquaculture Application Tools
New Paddle-In Camping Opportunities on the Potomac River
Bohemia River State Park Hosts Open House
Fall Foliage and Festival Report: Oct. 6 and 7
Maryland Fishing Report: Oct. 3
Land and Water Conservation Fund Grants Now Available
Maryland Coastal Bays Report Card Shows Historic High Score
Outdoor Enthusiasts Have Yet Another Way to Give Back
The Mysterious Delmarva Bays: Exploring Maryland’s most unusual wetlands
Secretary’s Message: October 2018
Enrollment Opens for Maryland Climate Leadership Academy
Fall Foliage and Festival Report: Sept. 22-23, 2018
Maryland Forest Service Seeks Black Walnuts
Maryland Fishing Report: September 19
State Announces Blue Catfish Purchasing Initiative
2018 Photo Contest Winners Selected from 4,300 Entries
Maryland Fishing Report: September 12
August 2018 Hypoxia Report
Maryland Fishing Report: September 5
Frederick County Easement Protects Water Quality
535 Acres Protected in Cecil County
Pocomoke River State Park Expands by 212 Acres
Manokin River Selected for Large-Scale Oyster Restoration
Bloede Dam Removal Begins
Secretary’s Message: September 2018
Maryland Fishing Report: August 29
Maryland Fishing Report: August 22
New Wildlife Management Area Slated for Queen Anne’s County
Six Coastal Resiliency Projects Approved by Board of Public Works
2018-2019 Chesapeake Conservation Corps Class Announced
Lifeguards Compete to Showcase Skills, Build Camaraderie
2018 Photo Contest Deadline Approaches
Late July 2018 Hypoxia Report
Maryland Fishing Report: August 8
Maryland Fishing Report: August 1
Secretary’s Message: August 2018
Public-Private Partnership to Prevent Invasive Species at Deep Creek
Early July 2018 Hypoxia Report
Department Actively Monitoring Situation at Conowingo Dam
Maryland Fishing Report: July 25
Fishing Loaner Program at Janes Island State Park
Hogan Administration Announces Additional Funding for Bay Oysters
Charles County to Manage Section of Chapel Point State Park
Maryland Fishing Report: July 11
Freshwater Mussels Return to the Patapsco
Boating Safety Enforcement Kicks into High Gear
Late June 2018 Hypoxia Report
Maryland Fishing Report: July 4
Ask an Expert: Summer 2018
Secretary’s Message: July 2018
Funding Supports Local Green Infrastructure Projects in Bay Watershed
Fishing Rod Loan Program Expanded
Maryland Fishing Report: June 27
Glen Burnie Marina Certified as Maryland Clean Marina
Hogan Administration Awards $22 Million for Chesapeake Bay Restoration Projects
Early June 2018 Hypoxia Report
Officials Mark Completion of Jetties on Historic Smith Island
Maryland Fishing Report: June 20
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