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The Chesapeake Bay Blue Crab: Predators and Prey
This animated video reveals the varied relationships impacting the lives of this iconic species.
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Who Lives on an Oyster Reef?
Oyster reefs create vital habitat for more than 300 species of Chesapeake Bay critters. Meet 10 of our favorites in this animated video.
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How Do CBF's Oyster Restoration Barges Work?
This one-of-a-kind mobile oyster nursery is key to CBF's vital oyster restoration work.
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The Environmental Studies Program at the Brock Environmental Center
Sand, sun, and surf redefines what a classroom can be. The Virginia Beach City Public Schools Environmental Science Program provides juniors and seniors with a unique, immersive learning experience.
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Studying the Environment at CBF's Macon and Joan Brock Classroom
Juniors and seniors participating in the Virginia Beach City Public Schools Environmental Studies Program at CBF's Brock Environmental Center classroom share their joy of the program and future hopes and dreams.
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The Macon and Joan Brock Classroom
Take a sneak peek at the amazing Macon and Joan Brock sustainable classroom and the new environmental studies program for high school students launched in a pioneering partnership between Virginia Beach City Public Schools and CBF.
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Maryland Volunteer Tree Planting: Improving Water Quality and Fighting Climate Change
Follow CBF's tree planting journey from our Clagett Farm tree farm to the headwaters of the Bay.
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Building Bridges: Farmers to the Bay
What happens when a group of farmers from far upstream spend time on the Chesapeake Bay?
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Headwater Streams: Protecting Where Rivers Begin
Headwater streams are vital for the overall water quality of river systems. These streams are where water first begins to form a stream channel after flowing from higher elevations such as hills or mountains.
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Pollinators: Tiny Creatures Making a Big Difference in Our Lives
With the spring gardening season upon us, look for pollinator favorites like milkweed, coneflower, bee balm, and clustered mountain mint.
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Chesapeake Almanac Podcast
March: Early Spring Fish
Welcome to our last episode of "Chesapeake Almanac." Cold weather is losing its grip on the Chesapeake, but though the water is still cold, the earliest born Norfolk spot are making their way north, just as much a benchmark of spring as the first crocuses on land. It's March madness, which for finfish means renewed traffic and spawning on the Bay and in rivers and creeks. On this episode, John Page Williams highlights the fish you'll find making an appearance in the Chesapeake in March. From Norfolk spot, winter flounder, Labrador herring, and river herring to yellow perch spawning in small creeks on balmy days, white suckers, largemouth bass, chain pickerel, and the first of the blueback herring. March is a busy time in our waters.
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One 'Really Empowering' Trip to Richmond
High schooler Jordyn Lewis meets with Virginia senators and delegates to urge support for environmental literacy.
