The Chesapeake Bay Program brings partners from across the watershed together to protect and restore the Bay, its tributaries and the lands around them.
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ALT White text on a blue background reads " Point Source: A source of pollution that can be attributed to a specific physical location - an identifiable, end-of-pipe "point." The vast majority of point source discharges of nutrients are from wastewater treatment plants, although some come from industries."
ALT Governor Wes Moore chairs Chesapeake Executive Council meeting
ALT Governor Wes Moore shakes hands
ALT Governor Wes Moore, Governor Glen Youngkin, and Delegate David Bulova
ALT Governor Wes Moore speaks during Chesapeake Executive Council Meeting
ALT A group of people are seen standing in a circle. Staff from the EPA Chesapeake Bay Program Office hosted dignitaries from U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Headquarters including Jane Nishida, Acting Deputy Administrator; Mark Rupp, Assistant Deputy Administrator; and Faisal Amin, Chief Financial Officer.
ALT St. Lukes daylighted and restored steram and riparian area.
ALT Photo of waterway and a bridge.
ALT Photo of waterway.
ALT White text on a blue background reads "Phosphorus: A type of nutrient contributing to the Bay's poor water quality. While phosphorus is vital to plant life, human activities--like applying fertilizers or using household cleaners--contribute more phosphorus than the Bay's waters can handle. Elevated phosphorus levels cause more algae to grow, blocking out sunlight and reducing oxygen for fish, crabs and other Bay life."
