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Timothy B. Wheeler's coverage primarily focuses on local environmental conservation and policy in the Maryland area, specifically Baltimore and the Chesapeake Bay region. He often includes government announcements, data citations, and expert commentary in his articles.
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By: Timothy B. Wheeler, Tim Wheeler
A Maryland Department of Natural Resources biologist holds up a tiny juvenile crab while Mandy Bromilow, DNR crab program manager, records its information during the 2026 winter dredge survey.
By: Timothy B. Wheeler, Tim Wheeler
Maryland Department of the Environment staff collect water samples from Piscataway Creek inside Joint Base Andrews. (Courtesy of Maryland Dept. of the Environment)
By: Timothy B. Wheeler, Tim Wheeler
Pushback prompts developer to consider greening along Jones Falls
More than wo months after jet fuel contaminated Piscataway Creek at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland, questions remain.
Pushback prompts developer to consider greening along Jones Falls Sometimes problems turn into opportunities, lemons into lemonade.
By: Timothy B. Wheeler
With a pair of Maryland state agencies coming to the rescue, the sewer moratorium in part of Baltimore’s suburbs has been lifted after just a few months.
By: Timothy B. Wheeler, Tim Wheeler
In August 2022, a plume of orange, silt-laden water covers much of Maryland’s lower Gunpowder River. Aerial photos taken in summer 2023 and 2024 showed similar plumes. (Submitted Photo)
By: Timothy B. Wheeler, Tim Wheeler
Riverkeeper Theaux Le Gardeur records water quality measurements for a pond off Days Cove along Maryland’s Gunpowder River.
By: Timothy B. Wheeler
One day last July, Vernon Spear scratched his forearm on a crab pot as he pulled it out of the Choptank River from his pier in Cambridge, MD. He put
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