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    Celebrate the Bay and the 31st with these seven Chesapeake-themed templates for your pumpkin carvings.

  • General Resource

    If you're thinking of planting trees, consider these 17 species native to the Chesapeake Bay watershed.

  • Educational Video

    A CBF Education Student Investigation: A CBF Education Student Investigation Follow along with CBF educators Ronnie Anderson and Ben Carver to learn about natural and manmade freshwater wetlands in the Bay watershed, what lives in them, and how they are threatened.

  • Education Program Resource

    Find detailed directions to CBF's Potomac River Environmental Education Program here.

  • Directions

    Directions to the Chesapeake Bay Foundation's Karen Noonan Memorial Environmental Education Center in Dorchester County, Maryland.

  • Directions

    Find detailed directions to CBF's Smith Island Environmental Education Center here.

  • Directions

    Find detailed directions to CBF's James River Environmental Education Program here.

  • Directions

    Directions to the Chesapeake Bay Foundation's Hampton Roads Environmental Education Program.

  • Education Program Resource

    This online application and accompanying guide teach students how to use technology in field investigations, helps document water quality trends throughout the watershed, and gives participants real-world data and tools that they can use to make connections back in the classroom.

  • Education Program Resource

    Dive into environmental education resources about the Chesapeake Bay, its rivers, and streams, including blogs, videos, student investigations, and more. Perfect for teachers, parents, and students in the classroom and at home.

  • Education Program Resource

    CBF believes the best way to learn about the Chesapeake Bay and its watershed is to experience it—to "learn outside." We also believe that student leadership has the most impact when students take the initiative on activities and projects.

  • One of the most common questions we're asked is "What can I do to help save the Bay?" Here are 14 ways you can help.

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