A research consortium of seven research institutions around the #ChesapeakeBay: JHU, ODU, PSU, Smithsonian Institute, UMD, VIMS, & VaTech
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The Chesapeake Oyster Alliance will host the fourth annual Chesapeake Oyster Science Symposium on October 3. Hear from panels of oyster experts on advancements in oyster tech, restoration, and aquaculture at this free, virtual event.
Register: events.cbf.org/coss2024
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TOMORROW: Debris in the Chesapeake Bay- where does it come from, how does it impact Bay health, and what solutions can we implement?
Register for the CRC Roundtable: loom.ly/7tuxqnU
From plastic waste to derelict fishing gear, tons of harmful debris make their way into the Chesapeake Bay every year. Register for the CRC Roundtable on September 18th to learn where this debris comes from, its impacts, and potential solutions!
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Our member institution @UMCES received $1.12 million from the @NSF & @PGAFramilyFdn for migratory bird conservation. Past efforts have focused on breeding habitats, but this project addresses bird habitats during migration.
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Photo: Ryan Schain
Researchers at our member institution @UofMaryland modified one gene in a poplar tree to achieve similar durability as processed wood, thereby avoiding the need for chemicals and high-energy processing to produce resilient building materials.
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This Friday, our 2024 cohort of summer fellows and interns will be presenting their summer research and experience working on projects across the Chesapeake Bay watershed.
Register to tune in virtually and support young scientists: loom.ly/49F6o9M
CRC is #hiring for a 3-year position with @chesbayprogram’s Fisheries Goal Team. The Staffer will support efforts to enhance cross-jurisdictional, ecosystem-based fisheries management in the Bay and use science to inform management decisions.
Due Aug 25 loom.ly/yOwd5fs
Submerged aquatic vegetation in the Chesapeake Bay expanded 7% in 2023, nearly back to levels observed before dramatic declines in 2019. @VIMS_News has conducted the annual survey for 40 years, serving as a critical indicator of Bay health.
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CRC’s cohort of summer fellows and interns have been hard at work this summer on projects across the Chesapeake Bay watershed.
Tune in virtually on Friday, August 9th from 10:00am-3:00pm to hear about their research and summer experience!
Register: loom.ly/49F6o9M
Our member institution @SmithsonianEnv has found that no-harvest oyster sanctuaries in the Chesapeake Bay had higher densities of legal, harvest-sized oysters compared to harvest sites.
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Image: SERC Fisheries Conservation Lab
CRC’s @NOAA Chesapeake Bay Office interns have been busy this summer gaining valuable knowledge and experience in the environmental field. @NOAAFisheries
Read about what the five interns have been up to this summer: loom.ly/e6bYz8I
Last week, Dr. Kirk Havens of @vims_news, testified in front of the House Committee of Natural Resources on the reauthorization of the @chesbayprogram.
If you are interested in watching, Dr. Havens comes on around 1:02:00. loom.ly/0rsfH1M
Our member institution @UMCES has released their annual assessment of Chesapeake Bay and Watershed health. The 2023/2024 Chesapeake Bay Report Card awarded the Chesapeake Bay a C+, the highest overall grade for the Bay since 2002!
Check it out here: loom.ly/GXeHdkI
We are #hiring for a 3-year Environmental Management Staffer position to support the @ChesBayProgram's Stewardship Goal Team. This team works to build long-term stewardship of Bay resources. Applications due July 21. Position description: loom.ly/idqVrhQ
CRC is #hiring for a three-year Staffer position to support the @chesbayprogram's Habitat Goal Implementation Team. This team works to restore, enhance, and protect land and water habitats to support wildlife populations.
Apps due July 7. Read more: loom.ly/VSKtsv
More great presentations this morning at #CCRS2024! Today's special session topics include community resilience, clean urban waters, harmful algal blooms, and estuarine processes.
So many great posters on display at the Chesapeake Community Research Symposium! #CCRS2024
TOMORROW: Harmful algal blooms and their effect on ecosystems from freshwaters to estuaries. Join us at 12pm for a special edition of the CRC Roundtable live from the Chesapeake Community Research Symposium. Register: chesapeake.org/crc-roundtabl…
The second panel at #CCRS2024 highlighted the interconnectedness of natural and human systems and the importance of considering the human dimensions that influence science and management.
Day 2 of #CCRS2024 is underway! The morning kicked off with a panel of early career scientists discussing their perspectives on the future of Chesapeake Bay restoration efforts.
