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Backyard Report Card
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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How Forests Help Save the Bay
A CBF Education Student Investigation: How many ways to we benefit from forests?
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Sediment in Streams
A CBF Education Student Investigation: Too much sediment in the water causes it to become muddy, which restricts the growth of underwater vegetation and can endanger marine life.
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State of Your Bay
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.
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An Introduction to Backyard Birding
A CBF Education Student Investigation: Join CBF Educator Tiffany Granberg as she explains how you can identify the birds that may frequent your backyard.
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The Importance of Trees
A CBF Education Student Investigation: 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.
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Fish Adaptations
A CBF Education Student Investigation: What can you learn about a fish’s food source, habitat, and lifestyle just from looking at it?
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Composting
A CBF Education Student Investigation: In this video CBF Educators Tiffany, Leigh, and Claire explain composting basics, how to build a composter at home, and the different stages of decomposition.
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Reducing Erosion is Good for the Bay
A CBF Education Student Investigation: In this video, join CBF Educators Morgan and Kate at Maryland’s Calvert Cliffs as they explain why reducing erosion is good for the Bay.
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Blue Crab 101
A CBF Education Student Investigation: Watch as CBF Virginia Field Manager Ken Slazyk describes blue crabs’ key features and their life cycle in this animated video.
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Spring Peepers
A CBF Education Student Investigation: Follow along with CBF Educator Liz Glaston as she tracks down the tiny tree frog called the northern spring peeper.
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Wooded Freshwater Wetlands
A CBF Education Student Investigation: Dive into the Freshwater Wetlands investigation and follow along with CBF educators Ronnie Anderson and Ben Carver to learn about the different type of freshwater wetlands in the Bay watershed, what lives in them, and how they are threatened.
