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Capital Gazette (Sat 29 Dec, 2012)
Our Bay: U of Maryland wins grant for menhaden study
Staff quoted: Thomas Miller
SOLOMONS — The University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science launched a two-year study of menhaden this month.
Southern Maryland News (Wed 10 Oct, 2012)
Solomons residents discuss Farren Ave., sidewalk project - County presents update on issues
Staff quoted: Thomas Miller
During a calm Solomons Civic Association meeting Monday night, residents were given an update on Farren Avenue and the Solomons Island sidewalk project.
Capital Gazette (Sat 28 Jul, 2012)
Our Bay: Can the blue crab success story be repeated?
Staff quoted: Thomas Miller
After more than a decade of low abundances, blue crab in the Chesapeake Bay appears to be back.
Chesapeake Quarterly (Sun 15 Jul, 2012)
The Blue Crab Conundrum
Staff quoted: Thomas Miller
WHAT'S BEHIND THIS YEAR'S BOOM in Chesapeake Bay blue crabs? Good management? Good weather? Or good luck?
The Washington Post (Wed 11 Apr, 2012)
Warm, dry winter has scientists, watermen wondering what summer will bring for Chesapeake Bay
Staff quoted: Thomas Miller
BALTIMORE — Crabs are crawling early out of the mud in the southern end of the Chesapeake Bay, and that's only the beginning of changes expected from the warm, dry winter in the nation's largest estuary.
The Weather Channel (Wed 11 Apr, 2012)
Warm, Dry Winter Bringing Chesapeake to Life Early
Staff quoted: Thomas Miller
BALTIMORE (AP) -- Crabs are crawling early out of the mud in the southern end of the Chesapeake Bay, and that's only the beginning of changes expected from the warm, dry winter in the nation's largest estuary.
York Dispatch (Pennsylvania) (Wed 11 Apr, 2012)
Warm, dry winter bringing Chesapeake to life early
Staff quoted: Thomas Miller
BALTIMORE—Crabs are crawling early out of the mud in the southern end of the Chesapeake Bay, and that's only the beginning of changes expected from the warm, dry winter in the nation's largest estuary.
"All the animals, whether they be fish or crabs, are going to be doing things a little differently. It's going to be really interesting," said Lynn Fegley, deputy director of fisheries at the Maryland Department of Natural Resources.
The Republic (Indiana) (Wed 11 Apr, 2012)
Warm, dry winter has scientists, watermen wondering what summer will bring for Chesapeake Bay
Staff quoted: Thomas Miller
BALTIMORE — Crabs are crawling early out of the mud in the southern end of the Chesapeake Bay, and that's only the beginning of changes expected from the warm, dry winter in the nation's largest estuary.
ABC News 2 (Wed 11 Apr, 2012)
Warm, dry winter bringing Chesapeake to life early
Staff quoted: Thomas Miller
BALTIMORE - Crabs are crawling out of the mud early in the Chesapeake Bay earlier this spring, and that's only the beginning of changes expected from a warm, dry winter.
The Virginian-Pilot (Wed 11 Apr, 2012)
Warm, dry winter brings Chesapeake Bay to life early
Staff quoted: Thomas Miller
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