In the Chesapeake Bay, summertime striped bass fishing is in hot water
Chesapeake Bay anglers are facing a stark future — a future in which summertime fishing for striped bass, once a hallmark of Bay fishing, may become a distant memory.
Chesapeake Bay anglers are facing a stark future — a future in which summertime fishing for striped bass, once a hallmark of Bay fishing, may become a distant memory.
The Chesapeake Bay’s underwater meadows continued to expand in 2022, aided in part by cooler temperatures that prompted a resurgence of heat-sensitive beds in parts of the lower Bay.
A new study has found that water may not be the best choice after a game or rigorous workout.
After tests revealed PFAS at low levels at the North Rivanna Water Treatment Plant, water is discontinued until further notice.
Instructor, guide and owner of SUP Shenandoah, David Verde, wants to make standup paddle boards on Valley rivers as common as kayaks, canoes and river tubes.
Virginia farmers are eligible for agriculture cost-share, a program which could mean farmers get more support for soil and water conservation practices.
Visitors to Virginia State Parks may take advantage of a new self-paced program that connects people to the beautiful landscapes of Virginia waterways.
The Blue Ridge Health District is reminding Virginians to use caution when swimming this summer in a natural body of water.
Local farmers and homeowners are invited to a free Cost Share Open House hosted by the Headwaters Soil & Water Conservation District.
The bought-and-paid-for Republican Supreme Court issued another tortured ruling on Thursday, this one rolling back Clean Water Act protections for wetlands.
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