Maryland contains not just the Chesapeake Bay, but also Atlantic coastal bays and the wild Youghiogheny River. Across our state, we must work urgently to address water pollution from every source. Whether it is excess nutrients that fuel algal blooms, sediment that clouds water and smothers aquatic life, or toxins that threaten our health, protecting our reservoirs, rivers, streams, and groundwater from contamination is vital. Conserving our forests, wetlands, and open spaces that act as natural filters for our waters is an essential part of supporting clean, healthy waters across Maryland.
Recent Videos
Environment and Community Program Manager Marisa Olszewski discusses the Chesapeake Bay Agreement with Kristen Reilly, Executive Director of the Choose Clean Water Coalition.
Director of Climate Policy and Justice, Rebecca Rehr co-hosted a climate change webinar with Healthy Climate Maryland.
Environment and Community Program Manager Marisa Olszewski discusses the Comprehensive Evaluation of System Response (CESR) report with Kurt Stephenson.
