It’s been a whirlwind of a year on all fronts, but we wouldn’t have it any other way. We’ve navigated through many challenges, welcomed new staff members to our BWB family, and we’re working every day to hold polluters accountable. So,… →
For the past 12 years, Chris Schulze has lived in the Gwynns Falls watershed one block away from the Maiden Choice Run, a critical waterway. This waterway runs along Southwest Baltimore, feeding into the Gwynns Falls stream. Along the way… →
On a Sunday morning in September, Todd Evans was taking his dog Rue on a walk along the Jones Falls Bike Trail near the Woodberry Woods. As Rue sniffed around the trails’ edge, something caught his eye in the water… →
The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE) will hold a virtual public information session about the former Bethlehem Steel site at Sparrows Point. For decades, this site produced toxic waste that polluted… →
In June 2010, Blue Water Baltimore was founded through a merger of five amazing watershed organizations, and it’s only gotten better from there. Join us as we turn 10 – a milestone we’re celebrating all month long! June will be… →
Join us for Waterkeeper Wednesdays this month with your Baltimore Harbor Waterkeeper, Alice Volpitta! From pollution and the Clean Water Act, to sewage and wildlife, Alice will go live every Wednesday at noon to talk about a new, exciting topic. … →
In celebration of the 50th anniversary of Earth Day on April 22nd, Blue Water Baltimore held our second annual Afternoon With Your Waterkeeper event to release our 2019 water quality data. In response to current global events, we took the… →
Join Blue Water Baltimore for a very special evening with your Baltimore Harbor Waterkeeper, Alice Volpitta. You’ll have the chance to hear directly from Alice and the rest of the Blue Water Baltimore team about the health of our waterways… →