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What you need to know about Vibrio in the Chesapeake Bay. As Bay waters warm, cases of Vibrio vulnificus have been increasing in Maryland and Virginia. While infections are rare, they can be serious. Read more about the risks and how to stay safe this summer.

As Summer Heats Up, Vibrio Comes Into Focus for the Bay • Chesapeake Bay Foundation

As climate change helps drive longer-term increases in water temperatures in the Bay, cases of Vibrio vulnificus—a rare, “flesh-eating” bacteria that thrives in brackish or salty waters—have been incr...

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Stormwater runoff is Maryland's fastest-growing source of pollution, and after a years-long legal battle, CBF and our environmental partners are urging the state to take stronger action to protect our waterways. Read more with the link below.

Court Ruling a Huge Loss for Stormwater Solutions in Maryland • Chesapeake Bay Foundation

After years-long legal battle, environmental partners urge state to step up on stormwater runoff—Maryland's fastest growing pollution source.

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Smoke drifting south from wildfires in Canada is a stark reminder of the cross-boundary impacts to human and environmental health from air pollution. Doctors and health officials recommend staying indoors as much as possible—stay safe!

Will Wildfire Smoke Impact the Chesapeake Bay? • Chesapeake Bay Foundation

If you live in the northern regions of the Chesapeake Bay watershed, you’ve likely noticed unusually hazy skies obscuring the sun this week caused by massive wildfires in Canada.

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Good news for the Chesapeake Bay! 🌊 A bipartisan U.S. House committee has advanced legislation supporting the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Chesapeake Bay Office, helping strengthen science, restoration, and environmental education across the watershed.

House Advances Legislation Supporting NOAA’s Chesapeake Bay Office • Chesapeake Bay Foundation

A U.S. House committee advanced bipartisan legislation today supporting Chesapeake Bay science, restoration, and education work at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Chesapeake Bay ...

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We ♥️ boobies! A red-footed booby was found in the Chesapeake Bay! This tropical seabird is typically found near the equator, making its appearance in the Bay a rare surprise. Even more surprising? This boob-y has been spotted visiting boats around the Bay. Where will he go next? 👀

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Extra! Extra! Read all about it! 📰 The summer edition of Save the Bay magazine is here! Dive into stories on the new Bay Agreement, your favorite Bay critters, what’s happening across the Bay states, and more. Read it now at the link: https://bit.ly/4vPrZ8s

Save the Bay Magazine - Summer 2026 • Chesapeake Bay Foundation

Summer 2026 issue of CBF's "Save the Bay" magazine looks at our favorite Bay animals and asks the question: How do our actions help (or hurt) them?

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