Household use of water, electricity and cleaning supplies does not start and end in our homes — it has a direct effect on the health of the Bay and its watershed. Learn how to help the Bay while performing everyday household tasks.
More than 50 tips, links and videos about what you can do to help the Chesapeake Bay in your backyard.
Air pollution is a huge contributor to the Bay's poor health, because what goes into the air must eventually come back down. Vehicles are a large part of this problem. So help make the air and water a little cleaner by following these tips.
The Chesapeake and its many rivers are a boater's paradise, a sailor's heaven and a fisherman's dream. Follow these tips to make your time on the water good clean fun for both you and life in the Bay.
Americans spend an average of 40 to 50 hours per week at work — often creating waste and using energy and resources. So even if you live Bay-consciously at home, you can't forget the Chesapeake from nine to five.
While you may spend your summers swimming, boating or simply enjoying the Bay or one of its many rivers and creeks, heading into the classroom each fall doesn't mean you should forget about the region's waterways.