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Two boats docked at the Chesapeake Biological Laboratory testing site pier, located on Solomons Island, Maryland — Chesapeake Biological Laboratory pier

The Maryland Department of Natural Resources Patrol, in the coastal Bays — Maryland Natural Resources Police

A bank on the Choptank River in Maryland. This shoreline contains shrubbery and trees which provide good habitat for species, and help slow erosion. — Choptank Riverbank

This tank is located at the Oyster Hatchery, at the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science Horn Point Laboratory in Cambridge, Maryland. The Horn Point oyter hatchery produces over five-hundred million oyster larvae for research, educational projects, and oyster restoration in the Chesapeake Bay and surrounding rivers. — Oyster Hatchery Tank

Small tributary to the Chesapeake Bay showing forest riparian buffer which reduces sediment and nutrient run-off from adjacent farming. — Riparian Buffer

Green roof on the Severn Savings Bank, Annapolis

Green roof on the Severn Savings Bank, Annapolis

Green roof on the Severn Savings Bank, Annapolis

'Living shoreline' techniques, such as this 'biolog', prevent erosion and benefit water quality. — Living shoreline in Amos Garrett Park

This native plant garden is utilizing 'living shoreline' techniques. The 'biolog' in the foreground is preventing erosion and benefits the water quality in Spa Creek — Native garden in Amos Garrett Park

This rain garden at the US Navy-Marine Corps stadium in Annapolis filters and absorbs stormwater before it reaches Weems Creek, a tributary of the Severn River and Chesapeake Bay. Farragut Road is in the background. — Rain garden at the Navy-Marine Corps Memorial…

This rain garden catches stormwater and filters it before it reaches Spa Creek, which eventually leads into Chesapeake Bay — Rain garden in Amos Garrett Park

These signs on stormwater drains remind people that water flowing into these grates drains into Chesapeake Bay — No Dumping - Drains To Bay

Poor vs effective management for storm water in developments near a coastal/marine ecosystem. — Poor vs effective storm management

Conceptual diagram illustrating how cover crops reduce nitrogen input in a water body. — Winter cover crops reduce nitrates

Waterton Pk signage

Example of a wetland ditch created artificially to mitigate high mosquito populations. These ditches can negatively affect wetland hydrology and so this ditch has been plugged. — Wetland Ditch

Aerial view of Poplar Island in the mid-Cheasapeake Bay. Poplar Island is being restored by the US Army Corps of Engineers — Aerial view of Poplar Island in the…

Baxter State Park sign

NEEA workshop group photo — Eutrophication Brain Trust

Pacific coast group

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