AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoWetlands Under Pressure: As the federal government backs away from wetlands protection, Maryland localities are becoming the frontline—raising alarms about what gets filled, drained, or left unprotected. Agriculture Freeze Fallout: Gov. Wes Moore directed state agencies to respond to April’s statewide crop freeze, with Maryland wineries warning of major revenue losses. Chesapeake Access Boost: Anne Arundel County opened new overnight cabins at Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary, expanding public access and supporting education and research. Invasive Fish Pushback: Maryland is encouraging anglers to target invasive snakehead and other species, including through bounty-style “Reel Rewards” programs in Baltimore-area waters. Baltimore Bridge Litigation: Families and BGE reached settlements tied to the Dali collapse, while broader liability fights are still set to play out in federal court. Litter Crackdown: Maryland launched a new anti-littering campaign after spending about $17 million a year cleaning up roadways. Pollinator Science at Risk: A report warns that shutting down federal bee labs in Maryland could weaken support for beekeepers and the broader food system.
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