Ken Lamb of St. Mary’s Tacklebox shared an exciting fishing report, noting a surge of redfish, bluefish, and cobia in the ...

“The Potomac River is one of the Chesapeake Bay region’s most precious natural resources,” said Potomac Conservancy President ... Home to over 1,400 native plants and animals, ...

The river’s habitats have 1,400 native plants and animals, including 200 globally rare species. In the late 1500s, the average population density was 2.2 people per square mile. In 2020, it was 94.

Algae blooms can be harmful to animals, so pet owners are advised to keep their furry friends out of the water until further notice. To stream WUSA9 on your phone, you need the WUSA9 app. Download ...

The 2-year-old Lamp Mussels, a freshwater cousin of oysters, were recovered this week from a small demonstration project being conducted by the Potomac Riverkeeper Network at the National Harbor ...

The endangered species reminiscent of the dinosaur era has not been seen in the river for 14 years. “It was like catching a Unicorn," stunned fisherman says ...

Algae attached to the shoreline of the Potomac River, from below Williamsport to Riley Lock, could be harmful to pets if ingested. ... Some of the blooms can produce toxins that make animals sick.

The river report card, issued Tuesday by the Potomac Conservancy, awarded the waterway its first B, a grade based on declining pollution levels, the return of bald eagles and other native species ...

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A deer in danger in Washington, D.C. was saved from the icy Potomac River by first responders. The Washington Metropolitan Police Department Harbor Patrol and the D.C. Fire and EMS Fireboat crew ...

The Potomac, as with other urban rivers in the 1960s, was little more than a way to convey trash and pollutants downstream. In 1969, another urban river, the Cuyahoga, burned.