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Chesapeake Beach on the western shore of Chesapeake Bay, Maryland — Chesapeake Beach

Kayaking in the Patuxent River, Maryland — Kayaking in the Patuxent River

Leafy Marsh Plant in the Choptank River, Maryland — Leafy Marsh Plant

Speed Boat Race in the Choptank River near Cambridge, Maryland — Speed Boat Race

Washington DC from Arlington Cemetery — Washington DC Skyline

CBOS (Chesapeake Bay Observing System) buoy at the mouth of the Choptank River. There are several of the units throughout Chesapeake Bay, maintained by the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science — CBOS Buoy

Algal bloom presumed responsible for large scale fish kills in Chesapeake Bay in summer 2003 — Fish Dead from toxic algal bloom

Cruising on a Skipjack, the traditional oyster boat for Chesapeake Bay — Skipjack

'Sewage Plume Mapping' technique measures the stable nitrogen isotope signature of macroalgae deployed in situ, housed in a perforated transparent container suspended from a buoy and anchored by a weight. Several hundred of these rigs are deployed in a region to map the nitrogen isotope signature. — Deploying macroalgal chamber for sewage plume…

Fish dead, suspected to be from toxic algal bloom entrapped in floating seagrass matt — Fish Kill in Choptank River

Tank shows settled particulates and wall growth — MEERC mesocosm with paddle mixer

Regular scrubbing of the walls of the MEERC mesocosms tanks was essential for removing the epiphytic wall growth — Scrubbing MEERC Mesocosm

Stuckenia pectinata (Sago pondweed) in the SAV ponds on the Horn Point Laboratory campus. Previously known as Potamogeton pectinatus. — Stuckenia pectinata

Seagrass Core Collection

UMCES researchers staking out wire mesh cages around their seagrass transplant plots — Screening SAV transplant plots against Mute Swans

Trays of Redhead Grass being grown in flow through tanks at the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science Horn Point — Culturing Potamogeton perfoliatus for…

Redhead Grass
Description: Broad, oval leaves, that clasp the stem. Clusters of tiny flowers.
Distribution: Fresh to moderately brackish water. — Potamogeton perfoliatus

The former WWII 63-foot keelless Dutch-design Sailing vessel Brandaris on sunset sail out of Wickford, RI. Taken on an evening — Brandaris sail out of Wickford, RI

Chalk Point Power Plant on the Patuxent River — Chalk Point Power Plant

Crabbing using a Trotline — Crabbing using a Trotline in Chesapeake Bay

Floating Red (Port) Lateral Marker in Chesapeake Bay — Floating Red (Port) Lateral Marker

Mute Swans congregating to feed on seagrass beds in the Choptank River — Mute Swans

North American osprey, Pandion haliaetus carolinensis — North American osprey on navigational marker

Ruppia maritima growing in the turbid waters of the Choptank River — Ruppia maritima

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