In five distinct locations, unique gardens are hidden just below the surface. Oyster gardens are housed in the Inner Harbor where the oysters have an important job. Read More
Last weekend, cownose rays were spotted swimming in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor! Read More
The National Aquarium’s Terrapins in the Classroom program is bringing local Maryland students closer to the Chesapeake Bay. Read More
When natural shorelines are replaced by manmade structures, valuable ecosystem services can be lost. Read More
The Conservation community’s “Eat ‘Em to Beat ‘Em” campaign is strategically used to manage populations of invasive species. Read More
Last week, the National Aquarium’s Conservation team traveled to Maryland’s Eastern Shore to restore a vital Atlantic white cedar habitat! Read More
This week, the U.S. Supreme Court took a big step in the defense of clean water. Read More
Some lessons are better taught outside of the classroom. Read More
The Chesapeake Bay is chock-full of delicious—and sustainable—seafood. It’s all about smart choices, seasonality and sometimes venturing outside of your comfort zone. Read More
The beginning of September means cooler evenings, schools back in session and terrapin hatchlings! Read More
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