AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoChesapeake Bay Wildlife & Fisheries: Maryland and Virginia researchers say Chesapeake Bay blue crab numbers are rebounding, with a winter dredge survey estimating about 349 million crabs—up 46% from last year and the highest since 2019—while noting warming water and pollution still stress the ecosystem. Local Environment Management: Calvert County is easing tree-cutting rules in the Chesapeake Bay Critical Area, reducing required replanting after clearing natural vegetation. Bay Monitoring & Habitat: A separate report highlights how underwater grasses in the Bay depend on clear water and sunlight, linking water clarity and nutrient pollution to habitat for crabs and fish. Wildlife Rescue: Maryland State Police interns and officers helped rescue an injured bald eagle on the Eastern Shore, sending it to a rehabilitation center. Public Health & Mosquito Control: Maryland plans additional mosquito spraying in select communities as late-season disease concerns continue. Environmental Incident: Easton Utilities reported a contained fire at its plant after a generator failure, with oil spill controls and state notification. Community Science: DolphinWatch marks its 10th year, with thousands of users and sightings feeding research on how many dolphins live in the Bay.
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