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Berlin Comprehensive Planning Has Long Range Potential
photoby Dave Wilson Jr. 
 Residents of Berlin have a chance to make their quaint town serve as the model for how municipalities should grow.
posted: 09 May 2008


Herp Search Highlights Health Of Ecosystem
photo by David Spielman
There is a crises going on in the world today that few of us actually know about. This crisis is the global amphibian crises, and the amount of amphibians dying has become a very serious problem. 
posted: 06 May 2008


Birding Weekend Demonstrates Mutual Interest Of Environment And Tourism Industry
photoby Jim Rapp
 The notion that natural lands and healthy rivers and bays are essential to economic development was evident last week during the First State's 2008 Governor's Tourism Summit in Wilmington where Delmarva Low-Impact Tourism Experiences (DLITE) received the award for "Best Itinerary" in the State of Delaware for the 2007 Delmarva Birding Weekend.
posted: 06 May 2008


No Child Left Inside

Check out upcoming White Marlin research activities

Maryland Coastal Bays Program
Part of the National Estuary Program, the Coastal Bays Program is a partnership among the towns of Ocean City and Berlin, National Park Service, Worcester County, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, and the Maryland Departments of Natural Resources, Agriculture, Environment, and Planning, who have come together to produce the first ever management plan for the coastal bays.

Established in 1987 under the Clean Water Act, the National Estuary Program was developed to protect economically and environmentally sensitive estuaries across the United States by engaging all user groups. The CBP, a non profit 501(c)(3), is of 28 such programs nationwide.

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