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Chesapeake Bay Program
Приєднався 11 чер 2008
The Chesapeake Bay Program is a unique regional partnership that has led and directed the restoration of the Chesapeake Bay since 1983.
The Bay Beyond 2025: Looking to the Future of Chesapeake Restoration
By 2025, several outcomes of the Chesapeake Bay Watershed Agreement will meet their deadline, including those related to oyster habitat, protected lands and pollution reduction. A group of Chesapeake Bay Program partners are developing recommendations for how the Watershed Agreement can be reimagined beyond this date. Join this webinar to find out what’s being proposed and how you can give feedback.
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The Chesapeake Bay Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) Indicator Webinar
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Join the Chesapeake Bay Program for a webinar to highlight a new indicator that demonstrates progress toward meeting the Clean Water goals of the Chesapeake Bay Watershed Agreement. The Chesapeake Bay Total Maximum Daily Load (Bay TMDL) indicator combines monitored and modeled data to estimate the progress of nitrogen and phosphorus pollution reductions in response to implemented best managemen...
Bay 101: Watershed connections
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Water connects, and so the goals of the Chesapeake Bay Program partnership are interwoven. Just as a watershed connections residents living upstream and downstream, the work of the Chesapeake Bay Program involves many cross-benefits and requires the collaboration of many stakeholders. Kristin Saunders, the Chesapeake Bay Program's Cross Program Coordinator, describes the interconnected work of ...
Bay 101: Land use
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How we use the land affects both people and the environment. Forests provide valuable habitat that protects clean water and air. Well-managed agricultural lands can restore rivers and streams and provide habitat to insects, birds and mammals. And land use planning can make communities more livable and resilient. Listen as experts from the U.S. Geological Survey, Eastern Shore Land Conservancy a...
Bay 101: Green infrastructure
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As stormwater flows across streets, sidewalks, lawns and golf courses, it can pick up harmful pollutants and push them into storm drains, rivers and streams. Green infrastructure such as rain gardens, street trees and green roofs can help capture and treat pollution by mimicking the way natural landscapes slow water down and help it infiltrate into the ground. Listen as experts from the Chesape...
MWEE Climate Resources
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This webinar features a number of resources for developing and implementing a climate-focused MWEE, including a brand new Environmental Literacy Model (ELM) that can be used or adapted to your local context.
Performance Assessments + MWEEs
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Performance Assessments measure students ability to apply the skills and knowledge learned from a unit of study typically through creating a product or answering a question. In some states like Virginia, PAs are required at various points in a student's K-12 career. During this webinar learn about how PAs can be used to also meet the MWEE approach by exploring an example developed by the Virgin...
Designing MWEEs for Special Education Learners
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MWEEs should be accessible and available for ALL students. During this webinar learn from Intermediate Unit 13 about how they designed and implemented MWEEs for their Center-based Programs as well as some of the resources that can be adapted and used in any context.
2023 Chesapeake Executive Council
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This audio recording is from the Chesapeake Executive Council meeting on October 19, 2023.
The Magic of Monarch Butterflies and the Race to Protect Them
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With a migratory range of 3,000 miles, the monarch butterfly is beloved far and wide. From summer to spring, monarchs grace the Chesapeake region before traveling down to Mexico in search of warmer weather and food. In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, our October webinar will focus on this keystone critter and its protection. Hear from people working to conserve monarch habitat in the U....
Jump Start Your Green Career in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed
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There’s no better time to join the environmental field, especially here in the Chesapeake Bay watershed. Whether you’re interested in science, project management, policy, communications or something else, there are numerous organizations looking for passionate and talented professionals. Join us for a webinar about the different career programs available for college students or recent graduates...
Learn Outdoors Skills With These Women-led Recreation Groups
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The number of women who are fishing, hunting and getting outdoors is growing in the United States. Want to be a part of this trend but don’t know where to start? Join us for a free webinar featuring three amazing organizations who specialize in teaching women and girls to participate in outdoor recreation. You’ll hear from Artemis, Becoming an Outdoors Woman, and SheJumps-all groups that help w...
Chesapeake Bay Watershed Tree Canopy Funding and Policy Roundtable Day 2
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Day Two: March 14, 2023 Click 'See More' to jump to individual presentations 6:17 KEYNOTE | Mitigating urban heat threats through a community-driven framework Jeremy Hoffman, Virginia Science Museum and Sheri Shannon, Southside ReLeaf 42:05 PANEL | Rooted in equity: Ensuring tree canopy benefits for all Erica Smith Fichman, Philadelphia Parks & Recreation Brenda Richardson, Anacostia Parks and ...
Chesapeake Bay Watershed Tree Canopy Funding and Policy Roundtable Day 1
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Day One: March 13, 2023 Click 'See More' to jump to individual presentations 9:45 INTRODUCTION | Chesapeake Bay Watershed tree goals and progress Julie Mawhorter, USDA Forest Service 17:30 KEYNOTE | City of trees: Then, now, and in the future Earl Eutsler, District of Columbia Department of Transportation 43:29 PANEL | Branching out: Leveraging climate goals to achieve tree canopy outcomes Rach...
Bay 101: Oysters
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Oysters are one of the most recognizable species in the Chesapeake Bay, and one of the most important to the health of its ecosystem. Listen as experts explain the environmental role that oysters play and describes what scientists are doing as part of the largest oyster restoration project in the world. Speakers: Stephanie Westby and Jay Lazar of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administrat...
Shared Waters: An upstream, downstream MWEE partnership
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Shared Waters: An upstream, downstream MWEE partnership
VCU BEST in Bay Watersheds: Examining the Role of Bivalves in Sustaining Local Watershed Ecosystems
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VCU BEST in Bay Watersheds: Examining the Role of Bivalves in Sustaining Local Watershed Ecosystems
Increasing Access to Green Space Where it's Needed Most
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Increasing Access to Green Space Where it's Needed Most
Howard County Conservancy: Climate kNOWledge MWEE
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Howard County Conservancy: Climate kNOWledge MWEE
Science in Action: 3 Tools Used in Chesapeake Bay Restoration
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Science in Action: 3 Tools Used in Chesapeake Bay Restoration
2022 Chesapeake Executive Council Meeting
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2022 Chesapeake Executive Council Meeting
Oysters and Mussels-a Dynamic Duo of Bay Restoration
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Oysters and Mussels-a Dynamic Duo of Bay Restoration
Inspire Local Stewardship With “Chesapeake Behavior Change”
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Inspire Local Stewardship With “Chesapeake Behavior Change”
Women on the Water: Female anglers and business owners on the Bay
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Women on the Water: Female anglers and business owners on the Bay
"Green Re-Entry: How Environmental Jobs Help System-Involved People"
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"Green Re-Entry: How Environmental Jobs Help System-Involved People"
EPA's Adam Ortiz Answers 10 Questions About Restoring the Chesapeake Bay Watershed
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EPA's Adam Ortiz Answers 10 Questions About Restoring the Chesapeake Bay Watershed
Chesapeake Executive Council Meeting December 15, 2021 Livestream
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Chesapeake Executive Council Meeting December 15, 2021 Livestream
Man, thanks for talking about the Chesapeake Bay. I hope we modern humans can save it by the beginning of the next century.
For those you have Farms, there is a Virginia grass slam bird program. We are doing it this year and we took the cattle off and have not mowed it for Hay since the fall and we definitely have quail back not a lot but it’s a start. I’m trying to get my neighbors to be in this program where you avoid mowing until July 1 and ideally, you only mow once a year in April if you can afford tois in central Virginia
That’s where my first 7 yrs of my life was with my Grandfather Capt. Zack Taylor,Do Do and Mike,Pearl,Buddy.
Stan ended up being one creepy dude
This is wonderful!
You should try the East Hampton Shucking tool, it's the safest and easiest way to open oysters. It keeps your hand away from the knife. You won't hurt yourself.
Great Video Thanks
Tim Kane definitely has his act together personally professionally I really got a good sense of this when I seen him in the debate for the nominee of vice president. I'm not willing to celebrate quite yet because America Virginians need to be able to improve upon and maintain the quality of life in a manner that will result in constant consistent physical mental financial spiritual beneficial and rewarding progress to be able to occur within each and every moment of life for the mass majority. Once we take care of the mass majority of the common basic average normal. We can focus on the extreme overwhelming problems that go above and beyond traditional medical teachings and religious understanding.
I highly recommend the book ALL ABOUT ALGAE - Exploring Phycology or Algology: A Comprehensive Guide to Algae and their Significance
I am from Wenona ,grandfather was Capt. Zack Taylor,lived there from 1952 to 1959 Seven yrs and remember every day of it.
1 fish over 32" per person in virginia rivers didn't stop most of those guys. I loved catching those trophy fish but fishing all night for nothing is what things have come to in most rivers now. I sold both my boats and going to try the bass circuit again. Its sad both commercial and recreational fishermen couldn't meet in the middle.
This is proven to be the best solution to beach erosion.
STOP stream restoration projects - learn the truth (Utube: "How a stream is restored in Gaithersburg").
STOP stream restoration projects - learn the truth (Utube: "How a stream is restored in Gaithersburg").
Promo`SM 😋
Annapolis legend
You gotta slurp and get all the watery goodness
Great Video! Now I know how!
Thank you so much for this information!! I have a job interview for an oyster shucking position and I've never touched an oyster in my life, this is so helpful!!
How did it go?
@darinaangelova2882 actually really well! I didnt get the oyster shucking position, but my previous kitchen experience got me full time in the kitchen instead :D
God’s work. Thx. Save The Bay 🦀🐠🐋
I didn't see the used syringes or homeless camps in this video...😮
It's a lie. Our water is trash. We get floods that overflow the wastewater facility... I've seen it personally. I live in city point, we have "Boil Water Advisories" every other month. We can't drink this shit
Why dont you ask this gentleman what the island doesn't have much of?😂
Thx
No place like home...
Great
While I agree with I think the dandling food source I believe is the most common cause of the problem. Just like with the Ringneck pheasant.
got me watching vid on sum water
I'm in this school and I actually Surprised that I found this
horrible city
Good video, i liked it 😝
i went there❤️❤️.
Y’all used to have some good videos before going woke
Brilliant ! Fantastic !
I can't stop being amazed that this harmless, gentle creature got the name "Hellbender"
I’ve met this gentleman at the National Oyster shucking contest several times! One of the nicest people you’ll ever meet!
🔹️ Used to live up on a lake within easy walking distance, a few hundred yards from a large oyster farm.. Freshest Oysters eaten straight after opening cannot be beaten ❗ Always added a few drops of Worcestershire sauce or Maggi Special Seasoning sauce to my oysters. I don't care for cooked oysters. I've always eaten them Au Naturel, the best & only way to truely enjoy these salty little delights❗
This is so impt, now
My family and I vacationed on Deal 70 years ago when old ww2 ordnance would sometimes explode on Bloodsworth Island Islan and our father there was a general store and barber shop and a bank (!) right in the village. Many happy memories of Deal Island
We never had line Pullers for crabbing or oystering. Getting up, pulling up, and bait up was a lot of Ups back then.
Chesapeake Bay program is finally back can't wait to learn 😁
Do you think freshwater mussels have any potential to improve conditions for oysters if the mussels are brought back to their past abundance? I’ve worked with both, but I’ve never really gotten a straight answer from anyone
Important that sediment to not settle on creekbeds though? Also beavers can do same thing, perhaps even better form a wetland habitat
You finally uploaded 😁🎉
WOW! so awesome
Dang this feels like it’s been forever
I really don’t want to go back
Save the Chesapeake bay 🐬
Save the Chesapeake bay 🐬
Finally, I found someone other than myself who actually chews oysters. All the dumb asses where I live in Western Australia gulp their oysters down without even chewing them, as if to say they can’t stand the taste.