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  • Chesapeake Almanac Podcast

    In this episode, John Page peels back the layers of Bay marshes, from their lush vegetation above to their unique and highly adaptive systems below.

  • Chesapeake Almanac Podcast

    In this episode, you might not get a good answer to this question, but you will find out a lot of interesting things about these pesky creatures.

  • Educational Video

    A look at the often overlooked freshwater mussel.

  • Chesapeake Almanac Podcast

    Join John Page Williams as he introduces us to some of the mysterious sea turtles that visit the Bay and what more science is trying to learn about them.

  • Chesapeake Almanac Podcast

    Join John Page Williams as he introduces us to the red-winged blackbird (Agelaius phoeniceus), found from Virginia salt marshes to Maryland tidal fresh marshes, and Pennsylvania river meadows.

  • Chesapeake Almanac Podcast

    Join John Page Williams as he shares anglers' secrets for finding grass shrimp and how to use them to catch your preferred fin fish. Not interested in fishing? They also make a great appetizer!

  • Chesapeake Almanac Podcast

    Join John Page Williams as he reveals how tropical storm Agnes led to a better understanding of the traveling life of baby Chesapeake Bay blue crabs.

  • Chesapeake Almanac Podcast

    Join John Page Williams as he shares the big story behind the little fish on which much of the Bay's economy depends.

  • Chesapeake Almanac Podcast

    Join John Page Williams as he shares the story of a young family's first experience investigating the wonders of eelgrass beds and their importance to the Chesapeake Bay.

  • Chesapeake Almanac Podcast

    Join John Page Williams for an expedition into the summer Bay and its common species on and off the water.

  • Chesapeake Almanac Podcast

    In this episode of Chesapeake Almanac, John Page Williams shares some fabulous facts about one of the Chesapeake's best-loved birds, the great blue heron (Ardea herodias).

  • Chesapeake Almanac Podcast

    Are rays fish? What is the difference between rays and skates? What are the dangers of catching rays? How do you catch one safely? Can you eat them? John Page Williams answers these and other questions about Chesapeake Bay dwelling cownose rays (Rhinoptera bonasus) on this episode of Chesapeake Almanac.

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