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The Coastal Bays Newsletter 'Solutions' is published seasonally. You can view the newsletter from this site using Adobe Acrobat Reader.

News & Press Releases

Water Quality Changes Threaten Chincoteague Bay

posted: 14 Aug 2008

Plastics Continue To Be A Problem In Coastal Bays

posted: 04 Aug 2008

Maryland Looks To Address Effects Of Climate Change

posted: 24 Jul 2008

Delmarva BioBlitz To Connect Kids To The Great Outdoors

posted: 18 Jul 2008

Planning & Public Transportation Will Help Towns With Fuel Economy

posted: 11 Jul 2008

Consider The Beautiful Swimmer: The Blue Crab

posted: 07 Jul 2008

Job Openning: Public Outreach Coordinator

posted: 01 Jul 2008

In The Long Run Off Shore Drilling Will Hurt Us Not Help Us

posted: 30 Jun 2008

Assateague Horses Deserve Humane Population Control

posted: 20 Jun 2008

Care For The Coastal Bays Enhances Our Quality Of Life

posted: 11 Jun 2008

Route 50 Bridge Rehab Will Impact Bay Ecosystem

posted: 09 Jun 2008

Coastal Bays Awards $25K For Local Projects

posted: 02 Jun 2008

Advice For Humane Wildlife Rescue

posted: 29 May 2008

Snakes Provide Valuable Service To Environment

posted: 27 May 2008

Coastal Bays Canoe And Bike Stand Opens Full Time Memorial Day Weekend

posted: 19 May 2008

Acreage Of Coastal Bays Grass Beds Drops

posted: 19 May 2008

2008 Great Worcester Herp Search

posted: 19 May 2008

Berlin Comprehensive Planning Has Long Range Potential

posted: 09 May 2008

Herp Search Highlights Health Of Ecosystem

posted: 06 May 2008

Birding Weekend Demonstrates Mutual Interest Of Environment And Tourism Industry

posted: 06 May 2008

Boating Season Returns On The Coastal Bays

posted: 22 Apr 2008

Wilson Named New Coastal Bays Director

posted: 18 Apr 2008

Community Stewardship Mini-Grants Offered

posted: 15 Apr 2008

Coastal Bays Participates In 4th Annual Green Earth Book Awards Events

posted: 04 Apr 2008

The Wonders Of The Bike And Canoe Stand

posted: 03 Apr 2008

Planning Key To Future Environmental Health Of Coastal Bays Region

posted: 24 Mar 2008

Assateague Four-Wheel-Drive Traffic Under Review

posted: 15 Mar 2008

Greenhouse Gasses Legislation Aims To Prevent Effects Of Climate Change

posted: 03 Mar 2008

Go Green - Drink Green!

posted: 22 Feb 2008

Volunteers Needed To Monitor Construction Runoff

posted: 20 Feb 2008

Let It Go - Let Your Lawn Go Green

posted: 08 Feb 2008

Storm Water Management Important To Health Of Our Bays

posted: 04 Feb 2008

Do Our Kids Have Nature-Deficit Disorder?

posted: 25 Jan 2008

Treasure the Coastal Bays

posted: 18 Jan 2008

Fundraising Goal Surpassed Thanks To Worcester Residents

posted: 11 Jan 2008

Coastal Bays Program Executive Director Moves On

posted: 03 Jan 2008

Students Study Bayside Habitat With MCBP

posted: 26 Dec 2007

A Look Back At 2007 And A Little Wish List

posted: 21 Dec 2007

Tournament Nets Gift To Bays

posted: 15 Dec 2007

One Plant Better Than Two For Berlin Wastewater

posted: 14 Dec 2007

Tis The Season To Remember Family, Friends, And The Coastal Bays

posted: 07 Dec 2007

Local Harvest Provides Earth Friendly Bounty For The Holidays

posted: 30 Nov 2007

Green Design Is More Than Just A Fad

posted: 27 Nov 2007

Stormwater Management Is Critical To Bay Health

posted: 27 Nov 2007

Read The MCBP Winter Newsletter!

posted: 15 Nov 2007

Delmarva Is Annual Stopover On Migrating Birds’ Flyway

posted: 14 Nov 2007

Osprey Sprint Triathlon Raises Funds And Awareness Of Coastal Bays Conditions

posted: 07 Nov 2007

Care For The Coastal Bays Is Good For Birds And Other Wildlife

posted: 01 Nov 2007

Land Application Sewage Treatment Gets Another Look Locally

posted: 26 Oct 2007

Easement Purchase Tool Could Help Local Land Conservation Efforts

posted: 18 Oct 2007

2004-2007 Archives

02 Jan 2006 - 21 Dec 2006, (98)
20 Jan 2005 - 23 Dec 2005, (99)
04 Jan 2007 - 26 Dec 2007, (60)
30 Jan 2004 - 20 Jan 2005, (67)

Part of the National Estuary Program, the Coastal Bays Program is a partnership among the towns of Ocean City and Berlin, National Park Service, Worcester County, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, and the Maryland Departments of Natural Resources, Agriculture, Environment, and Planning, who have come together to produce the first ever management plan for the coastal bays.

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