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The Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum in St. Michaels, Maryland, is overseeing the return of the Edna E. Lockwood to her original condition. The restoration has

Raccoon is on a mission: Every day its six-man crew cruises San Francisco Bay and pulls anywhere from six to 30 tons of trash from

Being blind does not hold back Walt Raineri, Kris Scheppe and Scott Ford. As the internationally competing Blind Match Racing Team USA 1 they took

During the Golden Age of Sail, harbors were packed with ships that carried cargo around the world. Ships such as Wavertree were a familiar sight,

At Port Revel near Grenoble, France, class is in session. Maritime pilots and merchant ship officers from around the world come to the Port Revel

Powerboats have largely replaced wooden sailing boats, barges and other kinds of vessels in a more modern Bangladesh, but Runa Khan recognizes the value of

Raised on the Maine coast, Peter Burnett came from a family that included several owners and builders of wooden boats. Yearning to own a boat

Six people were rescued Sunday from a 72-foot scallop boat that was sinking five miles off New Bedford, Massachusetts. The Coast Guard responded after a

Established in 1977, the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society is an international, non-profit, marine wildlife conservation organization. Its new vessel, Ocean Warrior, is a 177-foot custom-built