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Oyster shells are cleaned and dried in preparation for larval settling as part of the Oyster Restoration Project and the Horn Point Laboratory oyster hatchery. — Oyster shells for restoration

Oyster shells are cleaned and dried in preparation for setting oyster larvae for restoration, as part of the Oyster Restoration Project in conjunction with the Horn Point Laboratory oyster hatchery. — Oyster shells for restoration

Collecting plankton along the Patuxent River — Plankton collection

On deck the Aquarius during a cruise along the Patuxent River — Raingear on deck

David Needham adds formalin to sample bacteria and viruses in a tributary of Monie Bay, National Estuarine Research Reserve — Sampling bacteria and viruses in Monie Bay, NERRS

Preparing a sediment core for sampling — Sediment core preparation

This sediment grab remains open when sent to the bottom and the release snaps shut the mouth for sediment collection. — Sediment grab

Sediment slurries in 125 mL Erlenmeyer flasks capped with rubber stoppers to prevent gas exchange for indirect measurements of denitrification using acetylene inhibition techniques — Sediment slurries

Sediments from the Patuxent River are sifted through onboard the R/V Aquarius to collect and identify benthic organisms — Sifting for benthic organisms

Water samples from the Patuxent River are prepared for analysis on board the R/V Aquarius — Water sample preparation

Oyster biological indicators are deployed in mesh cages that will be suspended 0.5 meters above the bottom by the white buoys and anchored by the bricks. — Cages for deploying oyster biological indicators

Measurements in the rain

The R/V Aquarius: built 1964, length: 64', beam: 16', height: 28', draft: 5'6 — R/V Aquarius

The 2008 Severn River Report Card Release. The report card summarizes 2008 water quality results, which are based on data collected by the Severn Riverkeeper Program. This report card helps to clarify the Severn's health, and provides instructions on what individuals can do to improve its condition. The release of this report card was attended by local, state, and federal representatives, Severn River Keepers, and IAN staff. — Severn River Report Card Release

Assembled gear to deploy oyster biological indicators. Cages will hold the oysters and will be suspended 0.5 meters above the bottom by the buoys and anchored by the bricks. — Cages for deploying oyster biological indicators

The grab sampler will collect sediment samples once the spring releases the jaws at the bottom of the Patuxent River. — Sediment grab sampler

Gas chromatograph with electron capture detector

Meteorological tower

Collecting water samples in Maryland's Coastal Bays — Collecting water samples

Oysters in bags hang off the side of the Horn Point Laboratory dock on the Choptank River on the Chesapeake Bay — Sitting off the dock on the Bay

Oysters are placed in cages which are suspended by buoys and anchored with bricks. — Cages for oyster biological indicators

Excess fine grained oxic and anoxic sediments from a sample core taken from the Patuxent River — Fine sediments from Patuxent River

The oysters in this cage are being deployed as biological indicators of nitrogen source. They will be suspended 0.5 meters above the bottom by the white buoy. — Oyster biological indicators

Measuring Secchi depth in frozen water presents a challenge. — Secchi disc on ice

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