Changing Chesapeake: Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge Could Vanish By Tisha Thompson, Rick Yarborough and Jeff Piper • Published August 8, 2016 • Updated on August 9, 2016 at 11:00 am • ...

Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge is a wetland in the outer banks of Maryland established in 1933 as a protected area for bald eagles, osprey and several species of migratory birds.

Good winter wildlife viewing can be found at nearby Piney Run Park, as I mentioned in my column of Nov. 27. But world-class, year-round wildlife viewing can be found about 12 miles south of Cambrid… ...

As a state commission considers voting today on whether to allow a 2,700-home golf resort near Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge, it must weigh whether state law prohibits such intense ...

CAMBRIDGE, Md. - Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge will be closing part of the wildlife drive in order to replace a water control structure near the start of the drive, according to officials at ...

CAMBRIDGE, Md. - The Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge turns 90 this year and is celebrating with the return of their in-person Eagle Festival. The Refuge, established in 1933, will host live ...

CAMBRIDGE Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge has begun its prescribed fire program for this winter. The Blackwater fire crew, assisted by Maryland Department of Natural Resources Forestry and ...

A new National Wildlife Refuge? At several recent public meetings at Blackwater NWR, there have been mentions of new properties the refuge was acquiring along the Nanticoke River.

Our advocacy efforts to protect Eastern Neck National Wildlife Refuge in the face of ongoing staffing and budget cuts have ...

Maryland's Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge is home to one of the nation's largest breeding populations of bald eagles and the refuge is hosting an eagle festival this weekend to celebrate the ...

According to a news release, the MSP Trooper 6 crew responded to Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge near Cambridge, Maryland, to rescue the hunter, who had fallen about 14 feet out of a tree stand.