Save the Bay Magazine
Save the Bay Magazine – Summer 2026
Chesapeake Bay Foundation
Bay Animals
How do our actions help (or hurt) them?
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In This Issue
- The New Bay Agreement
What are the new goals and deadlines for Bay restoration? Explore our take on the renewed agreement between the six Bay states, D.C., the Chesapeake Bay Commission, and the federal government. - President’s Message
A Season of Transformation - Menhaden and Osprey
Part of an important Bay food web, many animals like osprey depend on menhaden for food. - Blue Crabs
The Bay’s iconic crustacean suffers due to pollution, habitat loss, and the invasive blue catfish. - Oysters
CBF and partners are using advocacy and innovation to bring Bay oysters back from historic lows. - Hellbenders
These sensitive salamanders suffer when sediment buries the rocky habitat they need to reproduce. - Brook Trout
Planting trees along streams is one way to help provide the cool, clean water that trout need to thrive. - CBF’s Female Captains
Meet the CBF women who are making waves in a traditionally male-dominated field. - Bay Briefs
What’s happening in the Bay states and D.C. - Giving
CBF salutes donors who generously support our clean-water work. - People, Places, Partnerships
Uplifting Communities and Building Partnerships
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