Videos

  • CBF Student Leader MCPS Environment Film Festival Entry

    CBF Student Leader at Poolesville Highschool (PHS) in Montgomery County, Maryland, Jacob Chu produced this short film with the PHS Environmental Film Club about the importance of streamside forests (known as riparian buffers). It won second place in the Montgomery County Public Schools Environmental Film Festival.

  • CBF Student Leaders are Making a Real Difference

    CBF Student Leaders from Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania tell us how the program expands their knowledge of Bay issues, improves planning and team building skills, and helps them lead others to take action for clean water in their communities.

  • Learn to Shuck with the Oyster Ninja

    Learn how to shuck oysters safely with nationally ranked oyster shucker Gardner Douglas (a.k.a. “The Oyster Ninja”).

  • 10 Steps You Can Take for the Bay Today

    Here are 10 simple things that will lead to cleaner water in y/our rivers, streams and the Bay

  • CBF has Pride

    CBF is honored to be a sponsor of Annapolis Pride since its inception.

  • Bay Watershed Zen

    Get ready to sit back and take in moments of quiet beauty from around the Chesapeake Bay watershed.

  • Sediment in Streams

  • Community Supported Agriculture and COVID-19

    Local farms in the watershed are adapting to COVID-19 to provide a safe food supply while following practices that are good for clean water. Join experts at CBF's Clagett Farm to learn more about how you can find a farm near you.

  • The Importance of Trees

    In this video, CBF Educators Liz and Ronnie will walk you through how trees improve water quality, how to identify them, and how you can analyze tree rings.

  • We've Got Momentum

    Together we can save the Bay.

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