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Wetlands and forest at the Chincoteague National…

This conceptual diagram illustrates the components of an unhealthy versus healthy ecosystem. It focuses on benthic communities in Maryland's Coastal Bays. — Healthy versus unhealthy Maryland Coastal Bays

Coastline 2D: catchment, river, nearshore and…

Hurricane Katrina resulted in a sand bar breach into Bay Champagne — Breach to Bay Champagne

Hurricane Katrina resulted in a sand bar breach into Bay Champagne — Breach to Bay Champagne

Estuarine mud flat at Morro Bay showing extensive macroalgae growth — Mud flat at low tide

Rundown wooden buildings on the shore of Johnson's Bay — The Old Building and the Sea

Osprey fledglings that were left alone in the nest puff up their feathers to intimidate the photographer — Osprey Fledglings

Rundown wooden buildings on the shore of Johnson's Bay — The Old Building and the Sea

Rundown wooden buildings on the shore of Johnson's Bay — The Old Building and the Sea

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

Wetland in Johnson's Bay — Wetlands in Johnson's Bay

Wetlands in Johnson's Bay

Wetlands in Johnson's Bay

Wetlands in Johnson's Bay

Wetlands in Johnson's Bay

Wetlands in Johnson's Bay

Ben Fertig leans over the side of the Wetsig to snag a sampling bouy — Bouy Ahoy

Jeanette Davis prepares to launch a macroalgae sampling bouy — Bouy Overboard

Field setup for oyster del N mapping — Bricks, oyster cages and buoys

Tim Carruthers handling the Wetsig — Captain Tim

Jeanette Davis poses in between field sites on Johnsons Bay — Field work is fun!

Ben Fertig poses with one of the cages he created to hold oysters for a 2 month coastal bay's nutrients exposure period. — Oyster Cage

These oysters will be tested for nutrient composition after being left in the coastal bays for 2 months.The two on the right and alive and the one of the left has died. — Oyster Mortality

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