Baby ospreys are facing a greater threat of starvation because there are less menhaden in the Chesapeake Bay area, according ...

The Owl Moon Raptor Center in Boyds in Montgomery County usually takes in about 50 ospreys a year for a mix of reasons, such ...

The Virginia Saltwater Sportfishing Association sent a letter to legislators asking for action on managing menhaden in the ...

Windy conditions put a damper on local fishing opportunities over the last week, with rough seas almost completely shutting ...

Moore points to two reasons the reefs have been harmed. One is past erosion and the other is man-made. That's why the ...

A recent study shows that osprey young are not surviving at rates that sustain the population in the Chesapeake Bay area. Why ...

September is a very special month in Maryland for anglers; the weather is pleasant, and water temperatures are slowly cooling ...

The Chesapeake Bay Foundation’s "Rod and Reef Slam" puts the focus on the stunning diversity of species attracted to restored oyster reefs.

A shortage of one species of fish in the Chesapeake Bay is causing a beloved bird to starve, according to a new study.

On September 4, state officials discovered around 24,000 dead menhaden or pogies in the Baltimore Harbor, a vital species in ...