Mid-Atlantic Conservation
Mid-Atlantic Council - Federation of Fly Fishers

Welcome,


   This site was established in conjunction with the Mid-Atlantic Council Federation of Fly Fishers as a means to provide current information on Conservation issues, programs, and activities in the mid-Atlantic states and to provide a comprehensive list of links to Conservation-related

 

   As part of our conservation outreach activities we provide here links to assist those interested in conservation, find additional information related to organizations, programs and approaches that improve and sustain our natural aquatic resources. The appearance of external links on this site does not constitute endorsement; however, we do believe that the organizations listed are viable groups working toward the improvement of our natural resources.

 

   We need your help to make this site a useful tool. Please alert us if we have a link to a undesirable site or a broken (invalid) link. Suggestions for additional conservation sites are welcomed. Please send your comments to:


john@midatlanticconservation.org   or   don@midatlanticconservation.org



All local and regional yearly conservation event schedules -
Conservation Events


Public Forum on the Ecological Benefits of Dam Removal
An open public meeting will be held Monday, June 14 from 7-9 pm at Beaver Creek Country Club to learn about the Ecological Benefits of Dam Removal. A panel of experts from the Maryland Department of Natural Resources, the Maryland Department of the Environment, the Chesapeake Bay Foundation, American Rivers, and Trout Unlimited will make brief introductory comments followed by an open discussion period. The public is encouraged to attend and ask questions of the panelists.

Sponsored jointly by Antietam Creek Watershed Alliance and Beaver Creek Watershed Association Contact: David Biser 240-520-4364 ACWAmd@gmail.com

DIDYMO Strikes again!
An Unsightly Algae Extends Its Grip to a Crucial New York Stream - New York Times Article
This is an excellent article on Didymo, including concerns over its potential impact on water intake structures, in addition to fishing areas.
Read the Article

Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin -
Restoration activities on Antietam Creek

Potomac Basin Reporter (PDF)

Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin -
Conserve water and help reduce runoff today!

Order Rain Barrel for Spring 2009

Potomac River Watershed Cleanup
READ MORE


Chesapeake Bay watershed restoration projects(word document):
READ MORE


Federation of Fly fishers Conservation Update
Notices

Whirling Disease
Notices

Didymo (Didymosphenis geminata)
Notices

Conflict for Natural Resources Trout versus Mining - By Don Fine
Notices

2007 Maryland Environment and Natural Resources Report
This is a 64 page PDF so if you don't have HS internet it will take a long time to down load.
2007 Maryland Transition Work Group Report

Chesapeake Bay Foundation - MUD BUSTERS
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WHO TO CALL WHEN YOU SPOT POLLUTION
Notices

Article by Dr. Donald Fine -
Help Protect the Chesapeake Bay, Our Fish and Wildlife and Our Families

Please visit the Chesapeake Bay Foundation web site for
more information on Mercury


Highlands Action Program - Paul Kazyak
Help decicated Youngsters become future environmental leaders!!

Excellent Washington Post article - More Troubled Waters Silent Streams By Mary Battiata

Article by Dr. Donald Fine -

Susquehanna River Named America's Most Endangered River for 2005

Chesapeake Bay Foundations' Efforts on Habitat and Fisheries Restoration

Excellent article on Salmon spawning The I PASS Pledge - by John Judy

Stream Restoration Project and Buffer Planting - Carroll Creek

Maryland Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program (CREP)

Hagerstown wastewater treatment plant dumps SEWAGE into Antietam Creek

Clean Water in Maryland 58 Years Behind Initial Deadline

Conservation Efforts in the State of Maryland