January/February

• Restoration, Partnerships, and Education are ICPRB 2008 Focus;
• Watching the River Flow;
• ICPRB Chairman’s Report

March/April

• Successful Cleanup Part of Larger Strategy;
• Teachers Honored for their Stewardship;
• Researchers, Anglers Wait for Fish Kills;
• Invasive Species Update;
• Watching the River Flow;
• Potomac River Ramble Set for June 2008;
• ICPRB Business Meeting in Western Maryland

May/June

• Next Round of Pa. Water Resources Public Hearings/Meetings Set;
• Clean Water Infrastructure is New Focus in Pa.;
• Swimming, Boating in the Potomac River: How Safe Is It?;
• Fish Kills on Shenandoah Reduced, Catches Improve;
• Watching the River Flow;
• High Winds Send Swimmers to Lake;
• Kids Fish for the Big Ones;
• Commission Meeting Affords a View of Western Maryland Resources

July/August

• Coordinated Effort Seeks End to Trashy Anacostia
• Tidal Potomac Ramble Opens Eyes, Minds
• High Nutrients, Summer Weather Brings Algae Bloom to Tidal Potomac
• Potomac Stream Gages May Shut Down
• Watching the River Flow
• Water Resources in Pa.: Citizens Needed

September/October

• Where Does My $30 Go? How About a Free Home Septic Upgrade
• Murky Waters of River, Bay Restoration
• Chesapeake Watershed Forum: New Watershed Community Announced
• Hanna’s Rains Breach C&O Canal
• Water Monitored Around the World

November/December

• Seeing the Forest for the Trees
• Many Chemicals Remain in Drinking Water After Treatment
• Potomac a Bright Spot for American Shad
• Watching the River Flow
• USGS Stream Gage Network Needs Firmer Foundation