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Looking east at islands in the Nassawadox Creek. Warehouse Creek (middle) and Church Creek (right) split off to the east. — Nassawadox Creek

Looking east at farms on Old Town Neck. Chesapeake Bay is in the foreground and Ramshorn Bay, a coastal lagoon, is in the background. — Old Town Neck

Riparian buffers line the edge of portions of Nassawadox Creek — Riparian buffers

Riparian buffers line the edge of portions of Nassawadox Creek — Riparian buffers

Looking west alone Route 363, Deal Island Road. Mongrel Neck and Saint Peters Marsh are situated between the road and Monie Bay to the north. Pigeonhouse Creek and then Dames Quarter Creek can be seen in the background. — Route 363, Deal Island Road

Development near Shiles Creek off the Wicomico River, amidst farms. Marsh and forest are found on the south side of the river. — Shiles Creek

Looking southeast across farms and forest buffers along The Gulf on Virginia's Eastern Shore, separating Savage Neck and Old Town Neck — The Gulf

The tip of Great Neck, at the mouths of Hungars Creek and Mattawoman Creek — Tip of Great Neck

Aerially, seagrasses can be seen growing off the northern end of Church Neck — Virginia's Eastern Shore

Farms along Church Neck Road and Westerhouse Road, on the eastern shore of Virginia — Virginia's Eastern Shore

Looking east over Virginia's Eastern Shore — Virginia's Eastern Shore

Looking east over Virginia's Eastern Shore. — Virginia's Eastern Shore

Looking east over Virginia's Eastern Shore — Virginia's Eastern Shore

Looking east over Virginia's Eastern Shore. — Virginia's Eastern Shore

Looking east over Virginia's Eastern Shore. — Virginia's Eastern Shore

Melaleuca rhaphiophylla (Swamp Paperbark)

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

Farming on the Eastern Shore. Showing bare soil and a riparian buffer (grass and trees) used to reduce sediment and nutrients entering the Chesapeake Bay. — Riparian buffer zone on the Eastern Shore

1.2 acres of riparian forest buffer are restored at Langley Air Force Base in Hampton, VA. — Riparian Forest Buffer sign

New Gosport upland riparian buffer planting in a highly urbanized area in Portsmouth, VA. — riparian buffer planting

Navy Personnel complete a Riparian Forest Buffer planting at a former Superfund site. — Riparian Forest Buffer complete

Taxodium distichum (Bald Cypress)

Taxodium distichum (Bald Cypress) with knees

A goat-like bleeting sound was coming from behind the phragmites before the doe and fawn emerged into view onto this piece of beach. The fawn was obviously just born, its legs still wobbling as it approached its mother and began to nurse.
May 2005, North Fork Tred Avon River, Easton, MD — White-tailed doe and newborn fawn