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Noddy Tern nesting in a Pisonia tree, feeding its baby at Lady Elliot Island — Noddy Tern Feeding

Octopus Bush (Argusia) Flower

West wall of the Pt Judith Harbor of Refuge, Narragansett RI. Taken while getting in one last day in the striper fishing season. — Pt Judith Harbor of Refuge, Jerusalem, RI

The Cheakamus River flows from Garibaldi Provincial Park, through Whistler to Squamish. 40, 000 litres of sodium hydroxide were spilled into the river on August 5th, 2005 when a CN rail tanker derailed. Estimates suggested that >90% of all the species of fish in the river were killed. — Cheakamus River

Log booms on the Howe Sound, just near Squamish, British Columbia. Also the lumber sorting yard in the bottom left of the photo. — Log booms

Pulp mills release toxins such as dioxin and furan and other organochlorines in their effluent — Pulp Mill

Beavertail state park, facing the West Passage Narragansett Bay. — Beavertail , West Passage side, Jamestown, RI

Beavertail Lighthouse on Jamestown, RI. Huge storm waves from a large storm at sea are rolling in, fooling many folks who thought they were safely situated. No loss of life but lots of folks got wet that day! — Beavertail Lighthouse,RI with storm waves

View of the Newport Bridge looking NE from Jamestown, RI just before heading out on a morning fishing trip. — Newport Bridge dawn, Jamestown, RI

Canada geese inhabit the Chesapeake Bay region in the winter months. There are some groups that remain resident year-round. — Canada Geese in flight

Large fish kill of 8-20-03 due sever hypoxia-near anoxia in Greenwich Bay, RI — Narragansett Bay RI

juvenile menhaden fish kill Greenwich Bay RI 8/20/03 — Narragansett Bay RI

juvenile menhaden fish kill (photo 2) Greenwich Bay RI 8/20/03 — Narragansett Bay- fish kill 2

Mother duck watching out for her ducklings — Duck and Ducklings

Tanks to conduct marsh research by simulating tidal cycles - at the Horn Point Laboratory — Marsh mesocosms

Seagrass shoots will be dried in an oven at 60 degrees celcius and then weighed — Measuring seagrass biomass

Measuring seagrass shoot length

Separating the seagrass shoot from the rhizome for biomass analysis — Separation of seagrass shoot

Sorting seagrass biomass for analysis of biomass, shoot length, nutrient content — Sorting SAV biomass

Various tanks and ponds of the wasterwater treatment plant in Cambridge, Maryland — Cambridge Wastewater Treatment Plant

Various tanks and ponds of the wasterwater treatment plant in Cambridge — Cambridge Wastewater Treatment Plant

Green macroalgae growing on the surface of an SAV pond (Ruppia maritima) on the Horn Point Campus — Green Macroalgae and SAV

Multiscale Experimental Ecosystem Research Center mesocosms for investigating the effects of scale on research outcomes — MEERC Mesocosms

Ruppia maritima (Wigeongrass) in the SAV ponds on the Horn Point Laboratory campus — Ruppia maritima

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