This month, we’re celebrating Plastic Free July—a few weeks dedicated to reducing our reliance on single-use plastics. Read More
In five distinct locations, unique gardens are hidden just below the surface. Oyster gardens are housed in the Inner Harbor where the oysters have an important job. Read More
Mudflats may appear desolate to the naked eye, but there's a wealth of activity just below the surface. These areas of mud or sandy mud, which line thousands of miles of Chesapeake Bay shoreline, are hiding a rich variety of life. Read More
The National Aquarium’s Terrapins in the Classroom program is bringing local Maryland students closer to the Chesapeake Bay. Read More
After facing years of disease, purple sea stars show signs of population growth. Read More
Floods, storms, hurricanes and other extreme forms of weather can have dramatic impacts on communities—depleting natural resources, damaging important infrastructure, causing injury and costing money. Read More
The Panamanian golden frog, a beloved symbol of hope for the people of Panama, needs our help. Read More
When natural shorelines are replaced by manmade structures, valuable ecosystem services can be lost. Read More
The Conservation community’s “Eat ‘Em to Beat ‘Em” campaign is strategically used to manage populations of invasive species. Read More
In advance of her lecture here in Baltimore on May 18th, hear from the National Parks Conservation Association's CEO, Theresa Pierno, about the importance of connecting with nature! Read More
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