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Pipe Creek opens up into an estuary area which is mostly kept open for boating. Some lily pads and cattails can be seen in the shallower portions. Sandusky, Ohio.
Pipe Creek Wildlife Area
Water discharge from a sandstone quarry into Pipe Creek in Sandusky, Ohio.
Quarry Discharge
Water discharge from a sandstone quarry into Pipe Creek in Sandusky, Ohio.
Quarry Discharge
A rain garden and rain barrel at an environmental center near Old Woman Creek. Ohio.
Rain garden and rain barrel
A rain garden and rain barrel at an environmental center near Old Woman Creek. Ohio.
Rain garden and rain barrel
Many parts of Pipe Creek are so shallow that the stream gage is no longer under water. The stream gage will need to be moved further toward the center of the creek to be effective. Sandusky, Ohio.
Shallow Creek Sites
Many parts of Pipe Creek are so shallow that the stream gage is no longer under water. The stream gage will need to be moved further toward the center of the creek to be effective. Sandusky, Ohio.
Shallow Creek Sites
Many parts of Pipe Creek are so shallow that the stream gage is no longer under water. The stream gage will need to be moved further toward the center of the creek to be effective. Sandusky, Ohio.
Shallow Creek Sites
Many parts of Pipe Creek are so shallow that you can see directly through the water to the bottom. This makes sampling difficult, since disturbing the sediment is almost inevitable. Sandusky, Ohio.
Shallow Creeks
The pipes seen in this photo are called tiling. They help transfer excess water from the fields to the creek. Many areas of Old Woman Creek in the headwaters portion are very shallow streams surrounded by farm fields. This small creek area has a buffer around it and then is surrounded by fields. Ohio.
Tiling in Old Woman Creek
The pipes seen in this photo are called tiling. They help transfer excess water from the fields to the creek. Many areas of Old Woman Creek in the headwaters portion are very shallow streams surrounded by farm fields. This small creek area has a buffer around it and then is surrounded by fields. Ohio.
Tiling in Old Woman Creek
The pipes seen in this photo are called tiling. They help drain excess water from farm fields to the creek. Ohio.
Tiling in Old Woman Creek
Chrysaora quinquecirrha (known as the Atlantic sea nettle or East Coast sea nettle)
Chrysaora quinquecirrha (known as the Atlantic…
Osprey (Pandion haliaetus)
Osprey (Pandion haliaetus)
The R/V Rachel Carson is the flagship research vessel for UMCES scientists studying Chesapeake Bay.
R/V Rachel Carson
The R/V Rachel Carson is the flagship research vessel for UMCES scientists studying Chesapeake Bay.
R/V Rachel Carson
The R/V Rachel Carson is the flagship research vessel for UMCES scientists studying Chesapeake Bay.
R/V Rachel Carson
The R/V Rachel Carson is the flagship research vessel for UMCES scientists studying Chesapeake Bay.
R/V Rachel Carson
The R/V Rachel Carson is the flagship research vessel for UMCES scientists studying Chesapeake Bay.
R/V Rachel Carson
The R/V Rachel Carson is the flagship research vessel for UMCES scientists studying Chesapeake Bay.
R/V Rachel Carson
The R/V Rachel Carson is the flagship research vessel for UMCES scientists studying Chesapeake Bay.
R/V Rachel Carson
The R/V Rachel Carson is the flagship research vessel for UMCES scientists studying Chesapeake Bay.
R/V Rachel Carson
The Skipjack Nathan of Dorchester is a traditional 65 foot skipjack sailing boat available for daysailing, event and private charter from Cambridge.
Skipjack Nathan
Diagram showing example indicators for nearshore marine habitat in the Pacific, including coral cover, coral health, fish biomass, fish richness, and water quality.
Diagram showing example indicators for nearshore…
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