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Conceptual diagram illustrating density and change in species of seagrasses in Florida Bay following long-term (left column) and short-term (right column) fertilization after the installation of bird roosting stakes in a turtle grass bed. — Change in seagrasses after bird stake installation

Conceptual diagram illustrating mangrove conservation and restoration practices that increase the survival of mangrove forests. — Mangrove conservation and restoration practices

Conceptual diagram illustrating a number of technology tools that are used to collect data on various aspects of the Florida Bay. — Methods of data collection

Conceptual diagram illustrating that effective management can reduce user conflicts in marine environments. — Reduction of user conflicts in marine environments

Conceptual diagram illustrating how water can detect contaminants, such as mercury, that can become biomagnified through food webs, and is toxic to consumers. — Water quality monitoring

After tropical Storm Irene, trash, mud, and logs washed into the bay. — Affects of tropical storm Irene

off a road, looking out into the Chesapeake Bay — No Littering

These cages protect sea beach amaranth, an endangered species, from deer and wild horses — Plant Cage

These cages protect sea beach amaranth, an endangered species, from deer and wild horses — Plant Cage

Restoration: boy with shovel

Restoration: girl planting tree

Restoration: man planting tree

Restoration: planting trees

Maryland State House in Annapolis — Capital building

First annual release of the Maryland's Coastal Bays Report Card. These sensitive coastal lagoons received an overall grade of C+ for 2008. Scientists, the Maryland Coastal Bays Program, National Parks Service, state and local politicians, other dignitaries, and the general public gathered to hear the assessment which was based on water quality and other monitoring data and disseminated widely through various media. The Report Card was a collaboration between several entities, including the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science, IAN, EcoCheck, and the Maryland Coastal Bays Program. — Bill gets interviewed

Fire management in ACE Basin National Estuarine Research Reserve, South Carolina — ACE Basin National Estuarine Research Reserve

Oysters (Crassostrea virginica) are grown by Oyster Gardeners and redistributed to oyster restoration reefs throughout Chesapeake Bay by the Chesapeake Bay Foundation after growing for a season to minimize mortality from diseases and encourage community involvement — Redistributing Oyster Gardens

A Taylor float is used for Oyster Gardening for oyster restoration. The PVC tubing allows these oysters to grow near the surface of the water, above water that is potentially hypoxic (with little oxygen) or anoxic (no oxygen). — Taylor float for oyster gardening

ACE Basin National Estuarine Research Reserve, South Carolina — ACE Basin National Estuarine Research Reserve

Boardwalk through various habitats, including forest and wetlands in Big Branch Marsh National Wildlife refuge — Boardwalk

Oyster Gardeners in various communities participate in Chesapeake Bay restoration efforts through the Chesapeake Bay Foundation (CBF) by growing oysters over nine months for transplantation to oyster restoration reefs throughout Chesapeake Bay. — Chesapeake Bay Foundation Oyster Gardening

Oyster spat on shell for distribution to oyster gardeners for oyster restoration — Oyster Spat on Shell

Transplanting oysters from Oyster Gardening program to a restoration reef in Chesapeake Bay — Planting oysters onto restoration reef

transporting oysters (Crassostrea virginica) to a restoration reef in Chesapeake Bay — Transporting Oysters

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