A Vision for Beyond 2025: October Update
The future of the Chesapeake Bay restoration effort is at a crossroads. What can your organization can do?
A Chorus of Clean Water Voices: October Update
We’re delighted to share that several more organizations and partners, including a farmer and small business leader, have published op-eds making the case for recommitting to the Chesapeake Bay restoration effort. These pieces showcase the wide array of perspectives with compelling narratives on the need for clean water in our communities.
A Chorus of Clean Water Voices
The effort to protect and restore the Chesapeake Bay and the rivers and streams that feed it is facing a critical juncture. For several months, the Coalition has closely followed discussions on the future of the Bay restoration effort as it approaches an important deadline.
The Coalition gathered 131 signatures from its member organizations to our recommendations letter. But many groups are taking it a step further, submitting their own letters and making their voices heard in the opinion pages of their local newspapers.
A Vision for Beyond 2025
The future of the Chesapeake Bay restoration effort is at a crossroads. What can your organization can do?
Clean Water Profile: Ridgway "Ridge" Hall
Our Clean Water Profile series continues, highlighting a long-time advocate and legal warrior for clean water. Ridgway Hall, known by friends and colleagues as “Ridge,” is a walking encyclopedia of the history of Chesapeake Bay restoration efforts, particularly as it relates to its legal battles.
Clock is Ticking on Chesapeake Bay
We have a national treasure right in our backyard. While we have made great progress in improving the health of the rivers and streams feeding the Chesapeake Bay, the ultimate success of the restoration effort for the nation’s largest estuary is at risk.
Clean Water Profile: Michael Mehrazar
Kicking off the Coalition’s new “Clean Water Profiles” series is the Coalition's new Pennsylvania State Lead and PennFuture Campaign Manager, Michael Mehrazar.
Planting Trees and Fighting for Funding in the Keystone State
It might be the best way to clean our water. Planting trees along rivers and streams provides multiple benefits in the work to protect and restore our rivers and streams. Which is why the Coalition was excited to host its first on-the-ground restoration event in collaboration with PennFuture and the Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay.
A Shot in the Arm for Chesapeake Bay Restoration
With the Senate’s passage of the bipartisan Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, efforts to restore the Chesapeake Bay and its rivers and streams will receive an important boost.
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