Maryland Department Of Natural Resources
Md. Agencies Partner On Surveys For Offshore Wind
Two Maryland agencies are going to work on environmental surveys needed to develop offshore wind energy.
Md. Agencies Partner On Surveys For Offshore Wind
Two Maryland agencies are going to work on environmental surveys needed to develop offshore wind energy.
Md. Online Hunter Safety Course Now In Spanish
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources is adding a Spanish-language version of its online hunter safety course.
Md. Offers Free Camping Gear To Service Members
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources is teaming up with The North Face to offer military service members free camping gear at selected state parks.
Thurmont Officials Approve Sale Of Land To Md.
Thurmont town officials have approved the sale of about 400 acres of land to the Maryland Department of Natural Resources.
Dead Zones Improve In Chesapeake Bay
Chesapeake Bay dead zones are down this June from last spring when heavy rains pushed them to levels not seen in decades.
Maryland Offering Free Boat Noise Tests
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources says it is offering free tests to allow owners to find out if their boats meet new noise regulations.
Sustainable Fisheries Team Meeting In Annapolis
Oysters, crabs, striped bass and other seafood favorites are the topic of discussion for fisheries managers meeting in Annapolis.
Md. ‘True Blue’ Program Promotes Homegrown Crabs
If you have ever wondered where the crab meat used in restaurants comes from, Maryland state officials have an answer.
Md. Conference Focuses On Gravel Road Pollution
The Nature Conservancy and the Maryland Department of Natural Resources are teaming up to reduce pollution from a source that gets little attention: gravel roads.
Warm, Dry Winter Bringing Chesapeake To Life Early
Crabs are crawling early out of the mud in the southern end of the Chesapeake Bay, and that’s only the beginning of changes expected from the warm, dry winter in the nation’s largest estuary.
DNR Set To Reopen Otter Trapping In Western Md.
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources says it’s preparing to allow trapping for river otters in Far western Maryland after reintroducing them to the region.
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