• Delaware found to have country's cleanest beaches for water quality
• Blue-Green Algae Awareness for Delaware Ponds and Lakes
• "PCB Mass Loading from Hazardous Substance Release Sites to Surface Waters of the Christina River Basin:" A DNREC collaborative environmental report 
• Delaware Beach and Recreational Water Monitoring information
• DNREC issues penalty assessment for wastewater violations at Pintail Pointe Development
• Delaware Beach and Recreational Water Monitoring information
• VFL Technology Notice of Conciliation and Secretary's Order Issued
• Status of Source Water Protection Ordinances in Delaware
     • Source Water Protection facts brochure by the Division of Water Resources' Ground Water Protection Branch

DNREC adopts new protective measures by way
of Pollution Control Strategy for Delaware's Inland Bays

   •  PCS for the Inland Bays   
   • Secretary's Order Governing PCS for the Inland Bays
   • Hearing Officer's Report

   • Division of Water Resources Response to Public Comments
   • Inland Bays Tributary Action Team's PCS Information Page 
   • Early implementation PSN3 (Performance Standard Nitrogen Level 3) interactive map

                                                  

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Latest Silver Lake Planting event brings more
native shrubs and trees into St. Jones buffer 

More than 100 volunteers recently planted more than 200 native trees, shrubs, and flowering perennials along the banks to the St. Jones River at Dover’s Silver Lake Park. The event was part of two-year restoration plan that will establish a buffer along the banks of the river that will improve water quality, by reducing stormwater run-off, sediment and excess nutrients from entering the river. This was the third such planting and went beyond the five acres of buffer already established by the earlier plantings. Photo by Eugene Ruane

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