Wave Watching by David Schindel
May 14, 2026 No Comments
I had planned to make today’s column the third and final in a series about rising sea-level in the Bay, focusing on two local case
I had planned to make today’s column the third and final in a series about rising sea-level in the Bay, focusing on two local case
Recent studies on Maryland osprey populations suggest a disturbing decline in nesting success is occurring in the Patuxent, Chester, and Choptank Rivers. Friends of Eastern
At Monday’s Chestertown Town Council meeting, Environmental Committee Chair Jenny Lee Freeberry and fellow committee members presented an overview of current initiatives and outlined a
Maryland’s $340 million settlement with the owner of the Conowingo Dam can now move forward, after a group of Eastern Shore counties dropped their challenge
Jean Wortman of Easton has recently been hired as the Visitor Services Manager at Adkins Arboretum. Wortman has a breadth of experience in the public
Several Eastern Shore counties have withdrawn from an appeal of Maryland’s recertification for the Conowingo Dam, a challenge that the state feared could jeopardize a $340 million
ShoreRivers is pleased to announce the addition of new member Steve Masterman to its Governing Board. As a grassroots nonprofit organization, the hard work and
Suzy Moore of Easton has recently been hired as the Director of Advancement at Adkins Arboretum. Moore, who was previously the Artistic Director at the
The Queen Anne’s County Master Gardeners are celebrating the continued success of their Native Plant Project, a community-centered initiative that demonstrates how local education and
After an extensive search and hiring process, ShoreRivers is proud to announce the selection of Scott Budden as the organization’s next Executive Director. “ShoreRivers Governing Board