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Chesapeake Almanac Podcast
In this episode, John Page introduces us to the fish-eating double-crested cormorant (Phalacrocorax auritus), the only cormorant species that appears commonly on the Chesapeake Bay. March is an especially good month for early migrants, as the Bay's fish populations are beginning to stir.
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In the first episode of Back to Baysics, find out why oyster sanctuaries are important to the Chesapeake Bay.
Webinar
Financial experts from the Maryland area explore the benefits of giving through donor-advised funds (DAFs), IRAs, wills, and more in this webinar hosted by CBF.
Educational Video
A CBF Education Student Investigation: CBF’s Virginia Senior Scientist Joe Wood explains why mussels are good for rivers, how mussels trick fish into helping them out, and other interesting details about these dynamic organisms.
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A CBF Education Student Investigation: Large beds of underwater grasses are a key component of the Bay’s ecosystem. In this video, CBF Captain Bart Jaeger talks about the value of underwater grasses.
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Why do dozens, hundreds, or sometimes even thousands of fish wash ashore dead? What types of environmental factors can cause these mass die-offs? How can…
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A CBF Education Student Investigation: Join CBF Educator Kellie Fiala to explore how oysters build three-dimensional reefs and why this habitat is crucial for a wide variety of aquatic life, including crabs and fish.
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A CBF Education Student Investigation: Get up close and personal with some of the Bay's coolest critters as you contemplate how each is adapted to live in this environment.
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A CBF Education Student Investigation: CBF educators Tiffany and Michael discuss the value of "living shorelines" as well as issues related to bulkheads and other armored shorelines.
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A CBF Education Student Investigation: Clean water starts with each of us—in our homes, in our yards, in our neighborhoods, and in our communities.
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A CBF Education Student Investigation: How many ways to we benefit from forests?
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A CBF Education Student Investigation: Explore two different neighborhoods with CBF Educators Megan and Claire. They’ll explain how trees, ditches, lawns, roofs, and other things that make up our neighborhoods are related to the health of the Chesapeake Bay.
