The Chesapeake Bay is Everyone's Bay

The mission of the Chesapeake Bay Trust is to promote public awareness and participation in the restoration and protection of the water quality and aquatic and land resources of the Chesapeake Bay region and other aquatic and land resources of the State. The Trust will engage residents of the region in programs that lead to actions that measurably improve local communities and increase resource stewardship.

  • A New Way to Protect the Chesapeake Bay

  • For over 30 years, the Chesapeake Bay Trust has participated in the restoration and protection of the Chesapeake Bay. Now you can proudly show your support.

  • Supporting the Trust supports Chesapeake Bay restoration.

  • 92 cents of every dollar the Trust receives is directed to projects and programs that benefit the Chesapeake Bay watershed.

  • Education and Outreach

  • Last year, 84,326 students were engaged by 4,552 teachers.

  • Wildlife and Habitat

  • Last year, 62 acres of streamside buffers and vital wetlands were restored.

  • We are getting the word out.

  • In one year, 51,963 people were educated through 1,938 workshops on Bay wise practices.

  • Stormwater

  • In 2018, 56 acres of impervious surface were treated, 664 rain barrels installed, and 139,218 pounds of trash were removed.

A New Way to Protect the Chesapeake Bay

For over 30 years, the Chesapeake Bay Trust has participated in the restoration and protection of the Chesapeake Bay. Now you can proudly show your support.

Supporting the Trust supports Chesapeake Bay restoration.

92 cents of every dollar the Trust receives is directed to projects and programs that benefit the Chesapeake Bay watershed.

Education and Outreach

Last year, 84,326 students were engaged by 4,552 teachers.

Wildlife and Habitat

Last year, 62 acres of streamside buffers and vital wetlands were restored.

We are getting the word out.

In one year, 51,963 people were educated through 1,938 workshops on Bay wise practices.

Stormwater

In 2018, 56 acres of impervious surface were treated, 664 rain barrels installed, and 139,218 pounds of trash were removed.