delaware bay

DNREC releases draft results of a study on how economically beneficial beach replenishment in Delaware is -- and who should be paying for it.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Delaware’s Department of Natural Resources sign an agreement for a bayshore restoration project.

U.S. Sen. Tom Carper arrived at Slaughter Beach Monday to announce an additional $10 million for coastline protection projects, but thanks to the Army Corps of Engineers, that number more than tripled.

Government agencies and commercial operations will get access to better data about the currents in the Delaware Bay—thanks to a new radar installed on…

An equipment malfunction at a Lewes wastewater treatment plant has caused partially treated sewer water to be discharged into the Delaware Bay.In…

Portions of the Delaware Bay and Murderkill River and St. Jones Rivers will be turned reddish in color this week. The Department of Natural Resources and…

The State has closed recreational shellfish harvesting in north Delaware Bay because of possible health risks. In a release, State Natural Resources…

In response to a massive sewage spill, Delaware’s Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC) is temporarily halting shellfish…

In January, our science reporter Eli Chen introduced us to University of Delaware marine biologists doing the first major survey of zooplankton in…

Several weeks after the Delaware River Main Channel Deepening project began work off Broadkill Beach - a hill of dredged-up material is taking shape…