• Protect Coastal Areas By Not Placing Old Christmas Trees on Sand Dunes; Trees Can Be Recycled

• ‘Thank You Delaware Bay’ Helps Explore the Bay in Winter; Website Showcases Scenic Trails at State Parks
• Middletown Man Charged with Discharging Antifreeze into Storm Drain
• First State Heritage Park to Hold First Saturday Events on Jan. 3

• Workshop Set for Jan. 7 on Delaware Surface Water Quality Standards

• Delaware Expects $2.5 Million for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Programs; RGGI Carbon Allowance Auction Successful
• DNREC Issues Secretary's Order for Authorization of Permit and Lease for Premcor to Make Repairs to Pier 1 at the Valero Refinery in Delaware City
• DNREC Issues Penalty and Secretary's Order to Hunt Building Co., Ltd. of Dover for Violations of its Sediment and Stormwater Plan and NPDES Permit

• Bellevue Arts Center Announces Earth Day Poster Contest
• F.I.N. Numbers Not Required for Anglers Fishing from Charter Boats, Headboats
• Trim Your Holiday Wasteline; Reduce, Reuse and Recycle to Protect the Environment
• TA Instruments Receives Coastal Zone Act Permit to Relocate their Manufacturing Operation

• DNREC Files Petition with EPA to Reduce Air Emissions from Upwind States

• Horseshoe Crab Seasons, Harvest Limits Set for 2009

• Commercial Waterman Charged with Oyster Violations
• Toll-Free Calling, Website Available for Anglers to Obtain F.I.N. Number
• Recycle Your Christmas Tree at a Yard Waste Drop-off Site or State Park; Drop Off Trees Dec. 26 - Jan. 19

• Environmental Stewardship Program Invites Public to ‘Free the Trees II’

• Water Supply Coordinating Council to Meet Dec. 18

• Delaware Park Rangers Catch Suspect in Smash-and-Grab Case

• Conservation Poster Contest Winners Announced
• DNREC Reopens Mispillion River
• Help Make a Difference - Volunteer at a Delaware Reserve

• Managed Deer Hunt to be Conducted at the Middle Run Valley Natural Area Park
• Funding Workshops for Community Environmental Projects Set for Dec. 8 in Dover and Dec. 9 in New Castle
• Friends of Killens Pond Host Holiday Workshop
• Always a Great Deal, Delaware State Parks 2009 Annual Pass Goes One Better
• Delaware Clean Water Advisory Council to Meet Dec. 17

• DNREC Closes Mispillion River to Boaters and Hunters Due to Sewage System Discharge

• Fish and Wildlife Agents Target Hunting Violations, Illegal ATV Use in State Forests
• Fish and Wildlife Agents Make Arrests for Theft, Trespassing, Hunting Violations
• Hearing Set for Dec. 3 on the Premcor Application of a Subaqueous Permit for the Valero Refinery in Delaware City
• Nature Programs Offered in December

• DNREC Opens New Lewes Boat Ramp at Roosevelt Inlet
• Wilmington Man Arrested by Fish and Wildlife Enforcement Sentenced to Five Years

• DNREC’s Landowner Incentive Program Accepting Grant Applications by Dec. 8

• DNREC Increases Environmental Controls on the Closed Pigeon Point Landfill

• Friends of White Clay Creek Host Historical Presentation at Fall Meeting
• DOC Partners With DNREC on Sportsmen Against Hunger
• Workshops Set for Dec. 4, 11, and 18 on Delaware's Water Pollution Control Revolving Loan Fund for Municipalities

• Secretary’s Order Issued for Permit Modification of DuPont Edge Moor NPDES Permit
• Newark Man Guilty of Illegally Killing 9 Point White-tailed Deer
• Pollution Prevention Grants Available for Hospitality Industry

• Hearing Set for Dec. 3 on Proposed Amendment to Air Emissions Standards for for Hospital Sterilizers

• Pier at Records Pond in Laurel to Remain Closed Until Nov. 27
• The First State Heritage Park at Dover Celebrates Delaware Day with Historical Theater Event at Old State House
• Workshop Set for Dec. 11 on Proposed Dam Safety Regulations

• Pennsylvania Man Arrested on Assault and Menacing Charges near New Castle
• Fish and Wildlife Agents Arrest New Castle Men Near Georgetown on Firearm Violations

• Proposals Due Nov. 18 for Natural Resource Managment Grants Available for Local Governments

• Fish and Wildlife Agents Make Three Arrests Nov. 8 on Hunting-Related Charges
• Funding Workshops for Community Environmental Projects Set for Nov. 24 and Dec. 8
• Bellevue State Park Presents Opus One Vocal Jazz Concert
• $50,000 in Recycling Assistance Grants Awarded

• Workshops Scheduled Nov. 18, 19, 20 on Proposed Amendments to Underground Storage Tank Regulations

• Community Involvement Advisory Council Meeting Set for November 13
• DuPont Nature Center to Hold Benefit Dec. 6

• Delaware City Marina First on the Delaware River to be Certified as a Delaware Clean Marina

• Delaware Clean Water Advisory Council to Meet Nov. 17

• Records Pond Pier Repair Project Extended to Nov. 14

• Polly Drummond Hill Road Yard Waste Site to Remain Closed Until Nov. 7; Maintenance Still Underway to Grind Yard Waste Into Mulch

• DNREC Announces 2008 Coastal Cleanup Results

• 20 Tons of Scrap Tires Collected for Recycling at Oct. 25 Event
• November Shotgun Deer Season to Open Nov. 14
• Leaf Burning Prohibited in Delaware
• Kent Conservation District’s 11th Annual Barn Dance a Huge Success

• New Killens Pond Nature Center Reflects Delaware State Parks’ Commitment to the Environment

• Two Milton Men Arrested on Multiple Hunting-Related Charges

• Delaware’s Regulation Governing Carbon Dioxide Budget Trading Program for the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative Approved; Delaware Poised to Participate in December 2008 Auction

• DNREC Issues Amendment to 2003 Notice of Conciliation and Secretary’s Order to New Castle County for Pollution Violations
• DNREC Offers Free Mulch for Nominal Loading Fee at Mid-County Yard Waste Site near Bear
• Hearing Set for Oct. 28 on Proposed Regulations for Zinc Total Maximum Daily Loads for Red Clay Creek

• Records Pond Handicapped Pier to Be Closed for Repairs
• Acorn Collection Day a Success; 120 Volunteers Collect Acorns to Help Restore Delaware Habitats
• Dover’s Silver Lake Park Planting Event on Nov. 1 Seeks Volunteers; Registration Extended to Oct. 29

• DNREC Seeks Public Input on TA Instruments’ Coastal Zone Act Application to Move Business
• Fisheries Announces Freshly Stocked Trout in White Clay Creek
• Fish and Wildlife Agents Arrest Wilmington Man for Hunting Violations
• Fish and Wildlife Agents Make Second Arrest in Dagsboro Night Hunting Case
• Come in Costume, or Come as You Are to the Ghost Hunters Ball and Watch the Live Broadcast from Fort Delaware
• Cape Henlopen’s Children’s Fantasy Trail Celebrates 20 Years
• Yard Waste Drop-off Site near Newark Will Temporarily Close Oct. 28

• Volunteer at a Delaware Nature Reserve
• Portion of Junction and Breakwater Trail at Cape Henlopen State Park Set to Close for Repairs

• Scrap Tire Drop-off Day Set for Saturday, Oct. 25

• Deadline Approaching for Conservation Poster Contest

• 20th Anniversary Children’s Fantasy Trail at Cape Henlopen State Park
• New Pollution Control Measures Announced for Delaware’s Inland Bays
• Fish and Wildlife Agents Make Two Arrests for Hunting Violations

• Eastern Equine Encephalitis Found in Delaware for First Time in 2008
• All Ten States of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative Issue Notice for Second Precompliance Auction

• Advisory Council on Tidal Finfisheries to Meet Oct. 15 in Dover
• Bellevue State Park Announces Grand Opening of the Beautiful View Garden for Children, Plants, and Animals
• Celebrate Autumn at the Blackbird Creek Fall Festival Saturday, Oct. 25

• Delaware State Parks Celebrate Halloween
• First State Heritage Park Sites Open for Columbus Day Oct. 13

• DNREC Issues Penalty and Secretary’s Order for Sediment and Stormwater Violations to Owner of Cheswold’s Stonington Subdivision
• Volunteer and "Dig in" on Nov. 1 at Dover's Silver Lake Park Planting Event

• Odessa Man Faces Multiple Charges for Illegal Crabbing Practices
• Horseshoe Crab Seasons, Harvest Limits to Be Considered at Nov. 3 Public Hearing

• Natural Resource Management Grants Available for Local Governments
• Nanticoke River Marine Park Certified as Delaware Clean Marina
• Fish and Wildlife Enforcement Investigating Sunday’s Fatal Boat Crash Near Delaware City
• Venture into ‘Dark Dover’ Oct. 17 and 18 with the First State Heritage Park

• The Environmental Stewardship Program Invites the Public to ‘Free the Trees II’
• Brandywine Creek State Park Announces 17th Annual Haunted Trail

• Bellmoor Inn and Spa Recognized as Delaware Green Lodging Hotel; Honored as First Green Hotel in Sussex County
• Mispillion Wetland Site Restored Through Public-Private Partnership
• Workshop on Air Emissions Permitting for Business Set for Oct. 8 in Dover

• Forum on Nanticoke Watershed Set for Oct. 23; Report Card on Watershed Health will be Presented
• DNREC Showcases Coastal and Natural Resources at Coast Day Oct. 5 in Lewes
• Conservation Districts to Sponsor Conservation Poster Contest

• Claymont Man Arrested in Can-Do Playground Vehicle Break-In
• Delaware Energy Office Launches Compact Fluorescent Light Bulb Recycling

• Youth Waterfowl Hunt Scheduled for October 4
• The First State Heritage Park at Dover Offers Free Themed Walking Tours
• RGGI States’ First CO2 Auction Off to a Strong Start

• DNREC Issues Conciliation Order Requiring Premcor to Take Corrective Actions at its Propane Frozen Earth Storage System

• Fox Point State Park to Close Next Week for Road Repaving
• Killens Pond Fall Festival Cancelled; Park Still Has Plenty More Fall Fun in Store
• Take Actions to Conserve During Energy Awareness Month

• Volunteer for 4th Annual Acorn Collection Day on Oct. 18
• Delaware Students “Make a Splash” During National Estuaries Day Celebration

• Hearing Set for Oct. 9 on Ethan M. Rhodes Permit Application
• DNREC, The Nature Conservancy Dedicate New Wildlife Preserve on Indian River Bay
• Fish Kill Involving Menhaden Reported in Torquay Canal in Rehoboth Bay

• Orientation Workshop Kicks Off 14th Annual Delaware Envirothon

• New Regulation Creates State Fisherman Registry
• Three Marinas Recognized as Delaware Clean Marinas; Pollution Prevention of the Inland Bays a Top Priority

• October 4 – First Saturday in the First State – Focuses On Governors
• No Child Left Inside Family Fun Festival Set for Sept 27 at Alapocas Run State Park
• First Human Case of West Nile Virus for 2008

• Marine Response Training Set for Sept. 17 at Rehoboth Bay Marina
• Clarion Hotel near New Castle Recognized with Green Lodging Certification; Delaware's Tourism and Hospitality Industry Honored During Pollution Prevention Week

• Killens Pond State Park Announces Third Annual Fall Festival

• Delaware State Parks and the Delaware State Golf Association Announce the Grand Re-Opening of Garrisons Lake Golf Club

• Brandywine Creek State Park Issues Call for Haunted Trail Volunteers
• National Pollution Prevention Week Sept. 15-21 Encourages Sustainable Practices; Green Lodging, Clean Marina and Coastal Cleanup Among Week's Activities
• Farmington Man Fined for Theft of Deer Stands, Game Cameras
• Tickets for Kent Conservation District’s 11th Annual Barn Dance Now on Sale
• Youth Drawing Contest Winners Announced for Thank You Delaware Bay

• DNREC Secretary Orders Spillways Lowered As Precaution for Approaching Storm

• Fort Delaware State Park Closed Tomorrow Due to Expected Storm
• Garrisons Lake Golf Club Open House Rescheduled and Other Delaware State Park Programs Rescheduled
• Advisory Council on Tidal Finfisheries to Meet Sept. 17 in Dover
• Delaware State Parks and Delaware State Golf Association Announce Silent Auction for First Tee Times at Garrisons Lake Course

• Hearing Rescheduled for Sept. 22 on the Premcor Refining Group Inc. Application for a Dredge and Water Quality Certification Permit for the Valero Refinery in Delaware City
• Hearing Set for Sept. 22 on Draft Regulation for Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative Carbon Dioxide Budget Trading
• Public Urged Not to Withdraw Water from Ponds and Lakes for Landscape Use

• Fish and Wildlife Announces this Season’s Sportsmen Against Hunger Deer Donation Sites
• Brandywine Creek State Park Announces Sept. 13 Concert

• Division of Fish and Wildlife Announces Changes and Updates for Upcoming Hunting Seasons
• Fish Kill Involving Juvenile Menhaden Reported in Torquay Canal
• Experience Contemporary Folk Arts in Action at the Blue Ball Barn

• DNREC Offers Rain Barrels at Discount Price to Residents of New Castle County
• Cape Henlopen State Park’s Point Beach Reopens to Public
• Storms, Predators Hamper This Year’s Beachnester Breeding Season
• Volunteers Sought for Plant Rescue at Cape Henlopen

• West Nile Virus Found in Mosquito Control’s Sentinel Chickens Monitored for Mosquito-Borne Diseases

• DNREC Offers Rain Barrels at Discount Price to Residents of St. Jones River Watershed and the City of Dover

• Insect-Borne Virus Found in Delaware White-Tailed Deer
• Water Supply Coordinating Council to Meet Sept. 11

• Banks of Dover's Silver Lake Cleared of Invasive Plants

• Commercial Clammer Fined for Clamming Violations
• Hearing Set for Sept. 9 on the Premcor Refining Group Inc. Application for Dredge Permit for the Valero Refinery in Delaware City
• Milton Man Charged with Deer Violations
• DNREC to Hold Sept. 23 Public Hearing on Plan to Improve Visibility in Designated Federal Areas
• Take a Trip Back to the Victorian Era at the First State Heritage Park on Labor Day, Sept. 1

• Milford Man Dead, Woman Injured in Indian River Boating Accident

• New Signs Urge Citizens to Respect and Protect Sand Dunes
• For the Fifth Straight Year, Chronic Wasting Disease Not Found in Delaware
• Changes in Lifeguard Hours for Labor Day Weekend Announced

• DNREC Fisheries to Hold Aug. 27 Public Hearing on State Fisherman Registry Regulations
• Fish and Wildlife Enforcement Meets Preliminary Requirements for Re-Accreditation by CALEA

• Brandywine Zoo Reopens Following Storm Cleanup
• Charter School of Wilmington Wins 2008 Envirothon Competition in Arizona

• 2008-2009 Delaware Hunting & Trapping Guide Now Available
• DNREC Offers Recycling Assistance Grants for Schools, Municipalities, Non-Profits
• Delaware Clean Water Advisory Council to Meet Aug. 20
• Fish Hawk Paddling Festival Returns to Delaware State Parks

• Brandywine Zoo Closed Due to Wind Damage and Power Outage
• Three Yard Waste Drop-off Sites in New Castle County Will Temporarily Close

• Beginning August 13, Departure of Lifeguards Will Leave Gordons Pond Beach Unguarded

• Community Involvement Advisory Council Meeting Set for August 12
• Delaware State Parks Announces Results of Lifeguard Olympics
• Delaware Reef Guide Now Available
• Division of Fish and Wildlife to Hold Aug. 25 Public Hearing on Wildlife Regulation Updates
• Nature Programs Offered at the Delaware National Estuarine Research Reserve
• Youth Fishing Tournament to Be Held Aug. 16 at the Fishing Pier in Cape Henlopen State Park

• Cape Henlopen State Park Announces Gordons Pond Beach Reopening

• New Law Raises Fines for Violations of State Park Regulations
• Seaford Man Charged after Pushing Victim into Nanticoke River

• DNREC Issues Notice of Conciliation and Secretary’s Order to VFL; Actions for Environmental Oversight Improvements Outlined
• Delaware Energy Office Seeks Contract Administrator for the Delaware Sustainable Energy Utility; Proposals Due by Sept. 30

• Volunteers Sought to Help Spread the Word on Georgetown Storm Drains: ‘No Dumping, Drains to Waterway’

• Workshop Set for August 7 on Delaware's Draft Regulation for the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative Carbon Dioxide Budget Trading Program
• Registration Closes Friday for Becoming an Outdoors-Woman Program Aug. 22-24
• Port Penn Interpretive Center Announces August Programs
• First State Heritage Park Offers Lantern Tours of the Cemetery at Presbyterian Church of Dover and Dover Green
• Hearing Set for August 12 on CDB Property LLC Permit Application to Construct a Road Crossing and Make Minor Stream Modifications on the Proposed Goddard School Property near Hockessin
• Hearing Set for August 18 on the Premcor Refining Group Inc. Application for Construction Permits for the Valero Refinery in Delaware City
• DNREC's Environmental Crimes Unit Releases Enforcement Statistics for First Half of 2008; Illegal Dumping Complaints Increase
• First State Heritage Park Offers Free Themed Walking Tours on Saturdays in August

• First State Heritage Park Offers Lantern Tour of the Old Methodist Cemetery on Aug. 1
• Delaware State Parks Introduces New Interpretive Program Manager at Fort Delaware
• DNREC Honors Delaware’s Young Environmentalists at State Fair
• The First State Heritage Park’s First Saturday Events on Aug. 2 Highlight Weddings, Hobbies and Rule-Breaking

• Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative Auction
• DNREC Presents Awards to Youth, Schools and Citizens at Delaware State Fair

• Milford Man Charged With OUI on Rehoboth Bay

• DNREC All About "Reduce, Reuse and Recycle" at the Delaware State Fair

• Sussex Fish and Wildlife Agents Make Three OUI Arrests

• Code Red - Air Quality Action Alert - Issued for Thursday; Code Red May Extend into Friday

• DuPont Nature Center Offers July 19 Program on Beachcombing
• T-Shirts Designed by Wilmington Middle Schooler to Be Prizes from DNREC Nonpoint Source Program at State Fair
• Registration Open Now for Becoming an Outdoors-Woman Program Aug. 22-24
• Workshop Set for July 30 on Draft Regulations to Reduce Volatile Organic Compounds from Some Commercial and Consumer Products

• Cost-share Applications for Cover Crops and Conservation Practices to Be Accepted July 30 – Aug. 6
• ‘Liar’ Bil Lepp Returns to Delaware

• "Thank You Delaware Bay" Holds Casting Call for Video at DNREC's Building at the Delaware State Fair

• Youth Drawing Contest Announced for "Thank You Delaware Bay" Print Ad

• Discover Port Penn, Delaware
• Maryland Angler Faces Federal Charges for Overlimit of Bluefin Tuna

• Hearing Set for July 29 on Proposed Amendment to Air Quality Regulation Affecting the Manufacturing of Lead Acid Batteries
• Governor’s Council on Recreational Fishing Funding to Meet July 14

• Sussex Taxidermist Fined for Operating Without Valid Federal Waterfowl Permit

• Recycling Public Advisory Council to Meet July 16
• Horseshoe Crab Addendum to Be Topic of July 16 Public Hearing
• Maryland Man Charged with Theft, Unlawful Use of Credit Card
• DNREC Issues $29,600 Penalty to Little Creek Properties LLC of Wilmington for Wastewater Discharges at Two Mobile Home Parks in Dover

• DNREC Issues $10,000 Notice of Penalty to Noramco, Inc. of Wilmington for Air Pollution Violations
• DNREC Issues Notice of Penalty to Croda Uniqema of New Castle for Air Pollution Violations
• Hearing Set for July 31 on Proposed Revision to the State Implementation Plan for Air Quality

• New Manager for Indian River Marina

• Hearing July 15 on the Draft Operating Permit Renewal for the Indian River Power Plant near Millsboro
• Gov. Minner Signs Legislation Authorizing Delaware's Participation in RGGI Initiative
• Proposed Revisions to Shad and River Herring Management Plan to Be Topic of July 7 Public Hearing

• Public Hearing to Be Held June 30 on La Grange Communities Permit Application for Dewatering
• Fish and Wildlife Enforcement Seeks Information in Theft of Fishing Equipment
• Five Millsboro Men Caught with Undersize Blue Crabs, No Fishing Licenses
• Online Registration Opens for Delaware Coastal Cleanup Volunteers
• Katherine Bunting-Howarth Named Director of Division of Water Resources

• Fish and Wildlife Urges Caution with Wild Animals in Your Neighborhood
• 8th Annual Escape from Fort Delaware Triathlon Set for Saturday

• Hearing Set for June 26 on NRG Indian River Operations Inc. Application for a Permit for Phase II Landfill

• First State Heritage Park at Dover Celebrates the Fourth of July in the State Capital
• Bridgeville Man Arrested, Charged with Crab Pot Theft
• DNREC Issues $10,000 Penalty to Hanover Foods of Clayton for Air Pollution Violations
• Delaware Ghost Stories to Be Told at Port Penn on June 27
• Delawareans Can Save Gas by Celebrating July 4th With Delaware State Parks

• DNREC Sinks Three Tugboats Off Delaware Coast to Enhance Artificial Reef; Vessels Recycled on “Redbird Reef” As Home for Fish and Sea Life

• Delaware Issues Updated Fish Consumption Advisories

• Green Lodging Kickoff Highlights Pollution Prevention Practices
• Premcor Receives Coastal Zone Permit for Pollution Control Equipment at Valero Refinery in Delaware City

• Early Events Could Forecast Busy Summer Season of Fish Kills for DNREC

• “Osprey Cam” Now Live on DNREC Website

• DNREC to Host July 7 Public Hearing on Proposed Revisions to Shad and River Herring Management Plan

• Delaware State Parks and Crabby Dick’s Team Up for a Night of Haunts and Hunters to Benefit Fort Delaware
• Division of Fish and Wildlife Announces Sussex County Results from 22nd Annual Youth Fishing Tournament
• Record 150 Young Anglers Fish Lums Pond in 22nd Annual Youth Fishing Tournament

• Division of Fish and Wildlife Announces Kent County Results for Youth Fishing Tournament
• Delaware State Parks Celebrates Summer with the ‘Clash with the Creek’ Adventure Race
• Delaware State Parks and Nemours Health & Prevention Services Partner to Promote Healthy Activities for Children and Families
• Hearing Set for June 23 on Proposed Inland Bays Pollution Control Strategy

• Learn About Fort Delaware’s Ghosts and Legends by Candlelight
• Piping Plover Nests Up to Seven at Cape Henlopen
• Delaware State Parks Offer Lots of Opportunities to Spend the Day with Dad
• Division of Fish and Wildlife Releases More Than 500,000 American Shad Fry into Nanticoke River
• Recycling Public Advisory Council to Meet June 18
• Volunteers Needed for June 21 Inland Bays Cleanup

• "Thank You Delaware Bay" Website Makes it Easier to Explore the Bay
• Advisory Council on Tidal Finfisheries to Meet June 18 in Dover

• Code Red Forecast for Tuesday in Delaware
• Fish and Wildlife Enforcement Agents Make Four Weekend Arrests for OUI

• Air Quality Action Alert - Code Red - Issued for Saturday

• Annual Youth Fishing Tournament to Be Held June 7
• Community Involvement Advisory Council Meeting Set for June 10
• Delaware Clean Water Advisory Council to Meet June 18
• Piping Plovers Brave Bad Weather, Continue to Re-Nest

• Local Legends Appear at Bellevue State Park’s Summer Concert
• Hearing Set for June 19 on Dorothy's LLC Application for Subaqueous Lands Permit for Auburn Hills Subdivision near Frederica
• Suspect Arrested in Indian River Area Crab Pot Theft
• Two Laurel Men Arrested and Charged in Theft of Hunting Items
• Water Supply Coordinating Council to Meet June 12

• Nominations Extended Till June 6 for Young Environmentalist Awards
• Exploration and Music on Tap at Fort Delaware
• Citizens Source Water Protection Committee to Meet June 18

• Delaware and Maryland Forge Bi-State Approach to Protect and Restore the Nanticoke River

• Energy Issues Survey Deadline Extended; Delaware Residents Encouraged to Complete the Survey by June 15
• Proposed Regulation Protecting Bald Eagles to Be Redrafted

• Fish for Free in Delaware Waters June 7 and 8
• Mild Memorial Weekend Weather Inspires Plovers to Re-Nest
• DNREC and Habitat For Humanity Partner on Building Safer Communities

• DNREC Awards $180,000 Grant to Red Clay School District to Reduce School Bus Pollution

• Division of Fish and Wildlife to Host 22nd Annual Youth Fishing Tournament on June 7
• Office of Boating Education Honors Volunteers at May 21 Banquet
• Get a Head Start on Summer with the First State Heritage Park’s First Saturday Events

• Delaware Energy An$wers Appliance Grant Program Ends with Resounding Success; Delawareans Awarded More Than $813,000 in Energy Efficiency Grants with Additional $400,000 in Grants Estimated to be Awarded

• Delaware State Parks Kicks Off Summer Concert Series at Bellevue State Park on June 5
• DNREC Boating Safety Office Urges Boaters to Remember Good Safety Practices During Holiday Weekend
• Piping Plovers Begin Re-Nesting at Cape Henlopen after the Storm
• Proposed Regulation Protecting Bald Eagles to Be Workshop Topic on May 28
• Volunteers, Boats Sought for June 21 Inland Bays Cleanup

• Nominations Open Till June 2 for Young Environmentalist Awards
• Cape Henlopen Fishing Pier Set to Re-Open on Friday

• What You Should Know If You Find a Seemingly Abandoned Fawn
• The First State Heritage Park Honors Delaware’s Veterans with Two Special Programs on Memorial Day

• Peninsula Composting Receives Coastal Zone Act Permit to Operate Composting Facility in Wilmington
• Free Conservation Day Camp to Be Held on May 17
• Fish and Wildlife Enforcement Urges Residents, Visitors to Use Safe Boating Practices
• DNREC to Lead Tour and Assessment of Delaware Shoreline
• DNREC to Hold June 18 Public Hearing on DuPont Edge Moor Discharges

• First State Heritage Park Presents the Presbyterian Churchyard Cemetery Tour
• Five of Seven Piping Plover Nests on Cape Lost to Storm
• Junior Solar Sprint Competition Held May 14 at Polytech High School

• 2008 Ozone Season Kick-off Held at Delaware Legislators’ Bike Ride

• Advisory Council on Tidal Finfisheries to Meet May 21 in Dover
• Landowners Reminded to Report their Cover Crop Acreage
• Nitrogen Tests for Manured Soils Available to Corn Growers

• First State Heritage Park Gives Voice to Dover’s Historic Trees
• DNREC Temporarily Lifts Northern NCC Yard Waste Ban to Accommodate Storm Cleanup
• Delaware State Parks Celebrate National Trails Day on June 7
• The First State Heritage Park at Dover Offers Free Walking Tours with Three Different Themes on Saturdays this May
• Public Workshop Set for May 28 on Proposed Regulation to Protect Bald Eagles

• Two New Piping Plover Nests Bring Total to Seven at Cape Henlopen
• DNREC Dedicates Bay Colony Community Yacht Club as a "Delaware Clean Marina"
• Booming Osprey Population Seeks High Places for Nesting

• Winning Water Festival Uncovers the Value of Water Resources for Students

• DNREC to Hold May 29 Public Hearing on Cleanup Plan for Millsboro Landfill Site

• Governor’s Energy Advisory Council Seeks Public Input by May 31 on Delaware’s Important Energy Issues

• Charter School of Wilmington Team ‘A’ Wins State Championship in Delaware Envirothon Competition
• DNREC Employee Arrested
• Stretch of Beach at Cape Henlopen Closed to Safeguard Nesting Plovers

• More Than 500,000 Shad Larvae Released into Brandywine Creek for Restoration Effort

• Migrating Shorebirds Descend on the Shores of the Delaware Bay; Visit DNREC's DuPont Nature Center to View This Amazing Display
• Kayak Capsizes Off South Bowers, Kayaker Treated and Released
• Fish and Wildlife Officers Arrest Four for Dumping Tires on Wetlands Area East of Dover
• Dover Man Fined for Stealing Crabs from Pots
• DNREC Seeks Students Who Make a Difference in the Environment
• First State Heritage Park Debuts New Lantern Tour of the Old Methodist Cemetery May 9

• Cape Henlopen Fishing Pier Closed for Evaluation

• DNREC’s Landowner Incentive Program Now Accepting Project Proposals
• Delaware Students to Compete in State Envirothon on May 1
• Tree Planting Event Protects Banks of Dover’s Silver Lake
• Public Hearing Set for May 7 on Application to Construct Systems to Control Mercury Emissions at the Indian River Power Plant

• First Two Piping Plover Nests Found at Gordon’s Pond

• Remember ‘Water is Life,’ and Be a Good Steward of Our Natural Resources

• Fish and Wildlife Agents Arrest Driver on Multiple Charges After High Speed Chase
• First State Heritage Park Celebrates Old Dover Days with Lantern Tours of The Green, Steam Car Rides and Other Activities
• Help Find a Key to Fort Delaware’s Past on Opening Day
• Delaware State Parks Announces New Reservation System for Fort Delaware
• DNREC Issues Penalty Assessment to Coatings, Inc. of Wilmington for Air Permit Violations
• Deadline Extended for Entries in 2008 Nonpoint Source Program T-Shirt Design Contest

• Annual Agricultural and Urban Governor’s Conservation Award Winners Honored Today
• Attorney General Beau Biden Secures Criminal Conviction in Environmental Dumping Case
• Open Burning Prohibited May 1 - Sept. 30 to Coincide with Ozone Season
• Four Anglers Rescued After Boat Capsizes Off Woodland Beach

• Registration Open Now for Free Conservation Day Camp on May 17
• Public Asked to Report Sick or Dead Wild Birds to State for West Nile Virus Monitoring
• Yard Waste Drop-off Sites for Use by New Castle County Residents Only; Landscapers and Businesses Prohibited from Using Sites

• DNREC Offers Free Estuary Experiences at St. Jones and Blackbird Creek Reserves

• Delaware Junior Duck Stamp Competition Winners Announced

• Cape Henlopen State Park Hosts Volunteer Event in Honor of National Youth Service Day

• St. Andrew's School Celebrates Conservation Efforts with DNREC's Divisions of Fish and Wildlife and Soil and Water Conservation

• The First State Heritage Park Celebrates Earth Day with ‘If These Trees Could Talk’ on April 20
• Volunteers Needed to Join the Piping Plover Monitoring Team
• 2009 Delaware Duck Stamp, Trout Stamp Winners Chosen
• Draft Report on Level of Service and Funding for Surface Water Management in Sussex County to Be Discussed at Public Workshop

• Piping Plovers Brave Bad Weather, Settle in for Breeding Season at Cape Henlopen
• Revised Regulations for Tautog, River Herring Now in Effect

• Marine Mammals of the Delaware Estuary Workshop Set for April 16 at DNREC's DuPont Nature Center

• Advisory Council on Tidal Finfisheries Cancels April 16 Meeting
• Bellevue State Park Announces Lineup for 2008 Lunchtime Concert Series
• Public Hearing to Be Held April 30 on Coastal Zone Act Permit Application for Valero Refinery at Delaware City
• Recycling Public Advisory Council to Meet Apr. 16

• Yard Waste Sites Provide Free Drop-off for Northern New Castle County Residents
• Beach Grass Planting Helps Stabilitze Delaware Shoreline; 19th Annual Event Held April 5
• Hearing Set for April 30 on Permit to Construct Pier Extension, Dock and Additional Improvements at Herring Landing, Angola Neck near Lewes

• DNREC Issues $5,000 Notice of Penalty Assessment to Buccini/Pollin Group for Air Pollution Violations
• Lums Pond State Park Taking Registrations for Summer Camps
• Anglers Cited for Fishing Violations at Broad Creek
• Volunteers Needed to Monitor Frog Calling
• REVISED AGENDA: Delaware Clean Water Advisory Council to Meet April 16
• Volunteers Needed for 2008 Horseshoe Crab Survey; Training Offered April 16
• Volunteers Needed for April 26 Planting Event in Silver Lake Revitalization Project

• Tapeta Footings Receives Coastal Zone Act Permit for the Manufacturing of Horse Track Surface Material
• Delaware Clean Water Advisory Council to Meet April 16
• Delaware Duck, Junior Duck and Trout Stamp Competitions Set for April 12
• Blue Ball Barn Goes ‘Green’ for April 27 Event
• Christina River Cleanup Set for April 19 Seeks Volunteers

• Delaware First in Nationwide Sampling for Avian Influenza

• Delaware Announces Agreement on Climate Registry Protocol for Voluntary Reporting of Greenhouse Gas Emissions
• Free Recycling Assistance Available to Schools, Businesses or Town Offices in Newport, New Castle and Georgetown
• First State Heritage Park at Dover Offers Free Walking Tours on Saturdays in April
• Trout Stocked in Six Upstate Streams for Season Opening April 5

• Nanticoke Creekwaters Kick-off Event Highlights Citizen Monitoring Program
• DNREC, DOC Partner to Offer Marinas, Boat Storage Facilities Free Pickup and Recycling of Boat Shrink Wrap

• Delaware’s Annual GIS Conference to Be Held April 23 in Dover
• Delaware State Parks Celebrates Earth Day 2008 with Events Throughout the State
• Celebrate Earth Day with James Day and the Fish Fry at Bellevue State Park
• Bellevue State Park Seeking Entries for Third Annual Earth Day Poster Contest
• Killens Pond State Park Offers a Variety of Programs for April 2008
• Killens Pond State Park Announces Boat Rental Preview for Earth Day 2008
• The First State Heritage Park’s April First Saturday Events Celebrate Women and Recall the Civil War

• 5K Race, Fun Run and Fundraiser Set for April 12 to Support Appoquinimink River Association

• ‘Water is Life’ Stewardship Materials Available Now to Educators and Group Leaders

• 2008 Mosquito Control Season Begins with Spraying Wooded Wetlands This Week
• Delaware Duck, Junior Duck and Trout Stamps to Be Chosen April 12
• Volunteers Needed for April 26 Planting Event in Silver Lake Revitalization Project

• Two Yard Waste Drop-off Sites in New Castle County Will Temporarily Close: Maintenance Activities Will Grind Yard Waste into Mulch; Free Mulch Will Be Available
• Bellevue State Park Launches 2008 Lunch Time Concert Series
• Bellevue State Park Announces Third Annual Earth Day Poster Contest

• DNREC Issues Notice of $4,000 Penalty Assessment to P&A LLC (Maryland) for Air Permit Violations
• Training to Be Offered April 16 for Volunteers on 2008 Horseshoe Crab Spawning Survey

• Proposed Changes to Crab Pot Requirements, Oyster Bag Tagging to Be Topic of March 31 Hearing
• DNREC Division of Fish and Wildlife Announces Arrival of 2008 Delaware Fishing Guide
• Delaware Clean Marina Expo Set for April 2

• Advisory Council on Tidal Finfisheries to Meet March 19 in Dover
• Boater Clinging to Lifejacket Rescued from Betts Pond
• Proposed Amendments to Summer Flounder Regulations to Be Topic of March 27 Public Hearing

• Recycling Public Advisory Council to Meet Mar. 19
• First Piping Plovers of the Season Spotted at Cape Henlopen

• First State Heritage Park Sites Open on Good Friday, March 21

• Oyster Fishery to Be Discussed at March 13 Public Workshop

• Body Recovered from Ingram Pond Identified as Millsboro Man
• Citizens Source Water Protection Committee to Meet March 26
• Shorebird Identification Workshop on March 26

• Trout Season Opens with Two Downstate Ponds Stocked Today; Upstate Streams to Be Stocked, Ponds Restocked Later this Month
• Divers Continuing Search for Possible Drowning Victim in Millsboro Pond

• Hearing Set for March 6 on Keith Properties’ Proposal to Construct Community Deck, Personal Dock and Boat Lift in Fenwick Shoals
• Public Hearing to Be Held April 3 for Peninsula Composting Company’s Coastal Zone Act Permit Application
• Water Supply Coordinating Council to Meet March 13

• Hearing Set for March 4 on Proposed Revisions to State Implementation Plan for Attainment of Annual Fine Particle National Ambient Air Quality Standard
• Fish and Wildlife Agents Rescue Hunter Stranded on Marsh Saturday
• College Scholarship Available to Students in Boating Safety Field

• Division of Fish and Wildlife Announces Spring 2008 Trout Stocking Plans
• DNREC Offers Rain Barrels at Discount Price to Residents of Broadkill River Watershed
• Delaware Clean Water Advisory Council to Hold Wastewater Treatment Workshop on March 19 in Rehoboth Beach
• Oyster Resource to Be Topic of March 13 Public Workshop
• Reminder: Entrance Fees to State Parks Take Effect March 1, 2008

• Fish & Wildlife News: Shark Hearing
• Cape Henlopen State Park’s Point to Close March 1 for Beachnesting Season

• Women’s Suffrage Program Highlights First State Heritage Park’s First Saturday Events on March 1

• Flood Protection Grants Available Through FEMA; DNREC Provides Assistance to Property Owners and Communities Seeking Grants
• American Indian Perspective Featured at Delaware National Estuarine Research Reserve Exhibit – Native Waters: Sharing the Source; Local Tribes Mark Opening Ceremony
• Nonpoint Source Program Announces 2008 T-Shirt Design Contest
• New Chief of Enforcement of DNREC’s Division of Parks and Recreation Sworn In

• Paw Paws, Plants and Parks: An Alapocas Run State Park Walk and Talk

• Advisory Council on Tidal Finfisheries to Meet Feb. 20 in Dover
• Annual State TRI Data and Reports Show Increases That Largely Reflect More Accurate Reporting; Trend Continues Downward Since 1998 Reported Data

• DNREC Reminds Delaware Pet Owners: License Your Dog by March 1

• Brandywine Hundred Community Yard Waste Drop-off Site Opens Feb. 15

• Ceremony Highlights ‘Thank You Delaware Bay’ Campaign - Campaign’s Message ‘Delaware Bay Takes Care of Us. Let’s Return the Favor’ Encourages Bay Stewardship

• Women’s Suffrage Program Highlights First State Heritage Park’s First Saturday Events on March 1
• Delaware Clean Water Advisory Council to Meet Feb. 20
• Environmental Stewardship Program Invites the Public to Help ‘Free the Trees’

• DNREC Issues Notice of $10,000 Penalty Assessment to Mountaire Farms of Delmarva for Air Permit Violations

• First State Heritage Park Celebrates Presidents Day with Living History Presentation about George Washington’s Servants and Slaves
• Recycling Public Advisory Council to Meet Feb. 20

• Fish and Wildlife Agents Arrest Six for State Wildlife Area Offenses