Chesapeake Bay expert says more dolphin sightings means the bay is recovering.

Chesapeake Bay expert says more dolphin sightings means bay is recovering

Dolphins swim in the Chesapeake Bay. (Screengrab courtesy WTOP)By Dan Ronan If you’ve been on the Chesapeake Bay lately you might have seen bottlenose dolphins in the water. Experts said the sightings are becoming more common, especially as the water gets warmer, and it’s another indication the Chesapeake Bay is making a recovery. As the water warms, more bottlenose dolphins are being seen further north in the bay. In the coming weeks, you’ll se…

Chesapeake Bay expert says more dolphin sightings means the bay is recovering.

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Chesapeake Bay’s oysters make a steady comeback

The Maryland mollusks have survived decades of overharvesting, disease and drought.