Blue cats inhabit every tributary to the Chesapeake Bay, and the local government is urging anglers to take as many as ...

There's a big new push to get invasive blue catfish out of the Chesapeake ... Why it matters: The Bay's blue catfish population is booming, which is bad for the native species they outcompete ...

Sturgeon are among the oldest fish on Earth, yet many present-day sturgeon species are at threat of extinction, with 17 of 27 species listed as “critically endangered.” Sporting an armor of five rows ...

A Maryland lawmaker is sponsoring a bill to address the growing problem of blue catfish in the Chesapeake Bay.

The EPA’s Chesapeake Bay Program has worked to restore the Bay’s waters and fish and plant life since 1983, but severe cuts ...

The bill calls on the state’s Department of Natural Resources to supervise 25 species under fishery management plans.

The Oyster Recovery Partnership spearheaded cleanup in the Chesapeake Bay that removed trash, debris and crab pots.