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17 Native Trees for Your Yard
If you're thinking of planting trees, consider these 17 species native to the Chesapeake Bay watershed.
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Directions
Directions to Virginia Rivers & Streams East Program Locations
Find detailed directions to CBF's Virginia Rivers & Streams East Program sites here.
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Directions to the Arthur Sherwood Environmental Education Center
Directions to the Chesapeake Bay Foundation's Arthur Sherwood Environmental Education Center on Meredith Creek in Annapolis, Maryland.
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Directions to the Hampton Roads Environmental Education Program
Directions to the Chesapeake Bay Foundation's Hampton Roads Environmental Education Program.
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Directions to the Virginia Rivers & Streams West Program Locations
Find detailed directions to CBF's Virginia Rivers & Streams West Environmental Education Program sites here.
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Directions to Potomac River Environmental Education Program
Find detailed directions to CBF's Potomac River Environmental Education Program here.
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Directions to the Karen Noonan Memorial Environmental Education Center
Directions to the Chesapeake Bay Foundation's Karen Noonan Memorial Environmental Education Center in Dorchester County, Maryland.
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Directions to James River Environmental Education Program
Find detailed directions to CBF's James River Environmental Education Program here.
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Education Program Resource
Student Field Programs Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the most commonly asked questions about CBF's Student Field Programs.
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Education Program Resource
Information for Parents and Guardians
These are the forms that your child will need (including health forms and packing lists) for our one-day and residential (overnight) programs.
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Education Program Resource
CBF Water Quality Investigation Series and Interactive Map
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.
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Student Project Resources
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.
