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Monitoring water quality in the Monie Bay component of Chesapeake Bay, MD National Estuarine Research Reserve. Fortnightly sampling will contribute to the System-Wide Monitoring Program — Monitoring water quality

Monitoring water quality in the Monie Bay component of Chesapeake Bay, MD National Estuarine Research Reserve. Fortnightly sampling will contribute to the System-Wide Monitoring Program — Monitoring water quality

Monitoring water quality in the Monie Bay component of Chesapeake Bay, MD National Estuarine Research Reserve. Fortnightly sampling will contribute to the System-Wide Monitoring Program — Monitoring water quality

Monitoring water quality in the Monie Bay component of Chesapeake Bay, MD National Estuarine Research Reserve. Fortnightly sampling will contribute to the System-Wide Monitoring Program — Monitoring water quality

Monitoring water quality in the Monie Bay component of Chesapeake Bay, MD National Estuarine Research Reserve. Fortnightly sampling will contribute to the System-Wide Monitoring Program — Monitoring water quality

Monitoring water quality in the Monie Bay component of Chesapeake Bay, MD National Estuarine Research Reserve. Fortnightly sampling will contribute to the System-Wide Monitoring Program. Data collected with a YSI probe is recorded. — Monitoring water quality

Monitoring water quality in the Monie Bay component of Chesapeake Bay, MD National Estuarine Research Reserve. Fortnightly sampling will contribute to the System-Wide Monitoring Program — Monitoring water quality

Buoys like this mark the location of oyster bioindicators used to identify nitrogen source. The oysters, in a cage, are suspended off the bottom by the buoy, which is anchored by bricks. — Oyster bioindicator marker

Cleaning oyster bioindicators in the field. Fouling organisms need to be removed to allow water flow for oysters. — Removal of biofouling

Cleaning oyster bioindicators in the field. Fouling organisms need to be removed to allow water flow for oysters. — Removing biofouling

Sediments dredged up by this anchor hint at the salt marsh composition of the detritus and sediments. — Sediments dredged by a boat anchor

Geological hammer

Bricks anchor the cages for deploying oyster biological indicators — Assembling biological indicator gear

Ben Fertig collects his oyster biological indicator samples. — Ben collects his oysters

Deployment cage for oyster biological indicator