The Center for Biological Diversity has filed a federal lawsuit challenging a decision by NOAA Fisheries to deny Endangered Species Act protections for the Atlantic horseshoe crab, arguing the agency unlawfully rejected evidence showing the species may qualify for the threatened or endangered status.

Delaware has confirmed its first case of Chronic Wasting Disease in a wild white-tailed deer from Sussex County, marking the first detection of the disease in the state.

The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control's amendments to its shellfish aquaculture regulations went into effect June 11, hoping to streamline operations and attract more participation in the industry along the Inland Bays.

The Maryland Department of Natural Resources is reporting an almost identical harvest compared to the last year for the deer firearm season opener. the department says despite below-normal temperatures, hunters and junior hunters contributed to managing the deer population.

Delaware’s deer hunters are making an impact in their communities by donating part of their gains to the Delaware Hunters Against Hunger program.

Farmers on Delmarva are facing significant crop losses and concerns for future yields due to an ongoing severe drought impacting water supplies and planting schedules.

South Bethany is preparing to combat algae infesting its canal system. The town urges locals to delay boat use to facilitate the clean-up, aiming to address the persistent issue.

Maryland hunters celebrated a strong opening weekend during the 2023 firearm season, recording a notable increase in deer harvest.