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Symbol showing a tree damaged by wind, lightning strike or other disturbance
Damaged tree
Illustration of cyanide fishing boat
Cyanide fishing boat
Illustration of cyanide fishing squeeze bottle
Cyanide fishing: squeeze bottle
Illustration of dynamite fishing explosion
Dynamite fishing: explosion
Illustration of a hydroelectric dam
Energy: hydroelectric dam
Illustration of ghost net
Ghost net
Broad Creek begins in Dames Quarter Marsh, which has been ditched.
Broad Creek
Ditches in the Dames Quarter marsh south of route 363, at the head of Broad Creek.
Dames Quarter marsh
Ditches in Dames Quarter Marsh, south of route 363, Deal Island Road
Ditches in Deal Island Marsh
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
Illustration of Liquidambar styraciflua (Sweetgum)
Liquidambar styraciflua (Sweetgum)
Bishopville Dam at the head of Bishopville Prong, St. Martin River
Bishopville Dam at the head of Bishopville Prong…
Bishopville Dam at the head of Bishopville Prong, St. Martin River
Bishopville Dam at the head of Bishopville Prong…
Bishopville Dam at the head of Bishopville Prong, St. Martin River
Bishopville Dam at the head of Bishopville Prong…
Bishopville Dam at the head of Bishopville Prong in the St. Martin River watershed
Bishopville Dam, Bishopville
Bishopville Dam at the head of Bishopville Prong in the St. Martin River watershed
Bishopville Dam, Bishopville
Bishopville Dam at the head of Bishopville Prong in the St. Martin River watershed
Bishopville Dam, Bishopville
Looking down Bishopville Prong, from Bishopville Dam to St. Martin River
Bishopville Prong
Looking down Bishopville Prong, from Bishopville Dam to St. Martin River
Bishopville Prong
Looking down Bishopville Prong, from Bishopville Dam to St. Martin River
Bishopville Prong
Looking down Bishopville Prong, from Bishopville Dam to St. Martin River
Bishopville Prong
Soldiers prepare Embrey Dam for demolition
Embrey Dam prior to removal
DoD explosive ordnance personnel re-open fish passage at Embrey Dam on the Rappahannock River in Fredericksburg, VA.
Embrey Dam
DoD Explosive Ordinance personnel re-open fish passage at Embrey Dam on the Rappahannock River in Fredericksburg, VA.
Embrey Dam Removal
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