Maryland Sea Grant produces a variety of material including videos, books, newsletters, reports, fact sheets, reprints and brochures. Look through our catalog, enter in the quantity of each item you want, then scroll to the bottom of the page and place your order. For more details, visit the how to order page. Please note that some of the materials are listed under multiple subject areas, so read carefully to make sure that you aren't ordering the same item twice.
Inquiry in a Culture of Consensus: Science and Management for the Chesapeake Bay.
Matuszeski, William. 2008. UM-SG-CP-2008-01. $9.95.
A monograph in our Chesapeake Perspectives series. Find out more
The Blue Crab Book: Callinectes sapidus.
Kennedy, Victor S. and L. Eugene Cronin, editors. 2007. UM-SG-TS-2007-01. $125.00. 800 pp. Find out more
Underwater Grasses in Chesapeake Bay & Mid-Atlantic Coastal Waters: Guide to Identifying Submerged Aquatic Vegetation.
Bergstrom, Peter W., Robert F. Murphy, Michael D. Naylor, Ryan C. Davis, and Justin T. Reel. 2006. UM-SG-PI-2006-01. $29.95. 80 pp. Find out more
Heritage Matters: Heritage, Culture, History, and Chesapeake Bay.
Chambers, Erve. 2006. UM-SG-CP-2006-02. $9.95.
A monograph in our Chesapeake Perspectives series. Find out more
Chesapeake Environmentalism: Rethinking Culture to Strengthen Restoration and Resource Management.
Paolisso, Michael. 2006. UM-SG-CP-2006-01. $9.95.
A monograph in our Chesapeake Perspectives series. Find out more
Guide to Marine Mammals and Turtles of the U.S. Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico. Illustrated by Garth Mix.
Wynne, Kate and Malia Schwartz. 1999. UM-SG-PI-99-03. $25.00.
A Rhode Island Sea Grant publication. Available on the web
Saving the Seas: Values, Scientists and International Governance. 1997.
Brooks, L. Anathea and Stacey D. Van Deveer. 1997. UM-CEPP-97-01. $30.00. 500 pp.
The Eastern Oyster: Crassostrea virginica.
Kennedy, Victor S., Roger I.E. Newell, and Albert F. Eble, eds. 1996. UM-SG-TS-96-01. $75.00. 772 pp. Find out more
Guide to Marine Mammals and Turtles of the U.S. Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico. Illustrated by Garth Mix.
Wynne, Kate and Malia Schwartz. 1999. UM-SG-PI-99-03. $25.00.
A Rhode Island Sea Grant publication. Available on the web
Water Wise: Safety for the Recreational Boater.
Dzugan, Jerry and Susan Clark Jensen. 1999. UM-SG-PI-99-02. $19.95.
An Alaska Sea Grant Publication.
Working the Chesapeake: Watermen on the Bay.
Jacoby, Mark E. with illustrations by Neil Harpe. 1991. UM-SG-BK-91-01. $14.95. 156 pp. Find out more
The Life and Death of the Chesapeake Bay.
Schubel, J.R. 1986. UM-SG-MP-86-01. $4.95. 52 pp.
Bayside Guide to Weather on the Chesapeake.
Jacoby, M. 1984. UM-SG-TS-84-04. $3.95. 52 pp.
Aquatic Plant Identification
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Underwater Grasses in Chesapeake Bay & Mid-Atlantic Coastal Waters: Guide to Identifying Submerged Aquatic Vegetation.
Bergstrom, Peter W., Robert F. Murphy, Michael D. Naylor, Ryan C. Davis, and Justin T. Reel. 2006. UM-SG-PI-2006-01. $29.95. 80 pp. Find out more
Chesapeake Perspectives
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Inquiry in a Culture of Consensus: Science and Management for the Chesapeake Bay.
Matuszeski, William. 2008. UM-SG-CP-2008-01. $9.95.
A monograph in our Chesapeake Perspectives series. Find out more
Heritage Matters: Heritage, Culture, History, and Chesapeake Bay.
Chambers, Erve. 2006. UM-SG-CP-2006-02. $9.95.
A monograph in our Chesapeake Perspectives series. Find out more
Chesapeake Environmentalism: Rethinking Culture to Strengthen Restoration and Resource Management.
Paolisso, Michael. 2006. UM-SG-CP-2006-01. $9.95.
A monograph in our Chesapeake Perspectives series. Find out more
The Eastern Oyster: Crassostrea virginica.
Kennedy, Victor S., Roger I.E. Newell, and Albert F. Eble, eds. 1996. UM-SG-TS-96-01. $75.00. 772 pp. Find out more
Oyster Culture in Maryland 1980: A Proceedings.
Webster, D. and J. Greer, eds. 1981. UM-SG-MAP-81-01. $4.95. 138 pp.
Saving the Seas: Values, Scientists and International Governance. 1997.
Brooks, L. Anathea and Stacey D. Van Deveer. 1997. UM-CEPP-97-01. $30.00. 500 pp.
Restoring Oysters to U.S. Coastal Waters. (Also VSG-98-05).
Leffler, Merrill. 1998. UM-SG-TS-98-03. Out of Print. 20 pp. Available on the web
The Global Challenge of Marine Biotechnology: A Report on the United States, Japan, Australia and Norway.
Zilinskas, Raymone A., Rita R. Colwell, Douglas W. Lipton and Russell T. Hill. 1995. UM-SG-TS-95-01. $24.95. 400 pp.
Ecology and Law: Science’s Dilemma in the Courtroom.
Sagoff, Mark. 1987. UM-SG-MP-87-01. $1.95. 26 pp.
Maryland's Oysters: An Annotated Bibliography.
Kennedy, V.S. and L.L. Breisch. 1981. UM-SG-TS-81-05. Out Of Print. 53 pp.
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Maryland's Oysters: Research and Management.
Kennedy, V.S. and L.L. Breisch. 1981. UM-SG-TS-81-04. Out Of Print. 286 pp. Available on the web
The Real Beneficiaries of Federal Dredging. A Legal, Political and Economic Assessment of the Fifty-Foot Channel for the Port of Baltimore.
G. Power, K.H. Edgecombe and W.J. Bellows. 1981. UM-SG-TS-81-10. $5.95. 105 pp.
Chesapeake Perspectives
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Chesapeake Environmentalism: Rethinking Culture to Strengthen Restoration and Resource Management.
Paolisso, Michael. 2006. UM-SG-CP-2006-01. $9.95.
A monograph in our Chesapeake Perspectives series. Find out more
Coastal and Environmental Policy
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Our Coastal Seas: What Is Their Future. The Enivronmental management of Enclosed Coastal Seas. Summary of an International Conference.
Brooks, L. Anathea, Wayne Bell and Jack Greer. 1996. UM-CEPP-96-01. $12.95. 180 pp.
Restoring Oysters to U.S. Coastal Waters. (Also VSG-98-05).
Leffler, Merrill. 1998. UM-SG-TS-98-03. Out of Print. 20 pp. Available on the web
Molluscan Introductions and Transfers: Risk Considerations and Implications. Proceedings of the Special Symposium.
Carlton, James T. and Aaron Rosenfield, eds. 1994. UM-SG-TS-94-02. $3.00. 108 pages pp.
Dispersal of Living Organisms into Aquatic Ecosystems.
Rosenfield, Aaron and Roger Mann, eds. 1992. UM-SG-TS-92-04. $35.00. 496 pp.
Hazards of Diving in Polluted Waters.
Maryland Sea Grant, ed. 1992. UM-SG-TS-92-02. $12.95. 200 pp.
Oxygen Dynamics in the Chesapeake Bay: A Synthesis of Research.
Smith, David E., Merrill Leffler and Gail Mackiernan, eds. 1992. UM-SG-TS-92-01. $24.95. 252 pp.
Restoring the Nation's Marine Environment.
Thayer, Gordon W. ed. 1992. UM-SG-TS-92-06. $45.00. 726 pp.
Dissolved Oxygen in the Chesapeake Bay.
G.B. Mackiernan, ed. 1987. UM-SG-TS-87-03. $4.95. 174 pp.
Pollution and the Coastal Environment: A Symposium/La Pollution et le Milieu Côier: Un Colloque.
1987. UM-SG-TS-87-01. $3.95. 174 pp.
Chlorine and the Chesapeake Bay: A Review of Research Literature.
Breisch, L.L., D.A. Wright and D.M. Powell. 1984. UM-SG-TS-84-02. Out Of Print. (See Other Sources for Sea Grant Publications). 176 pp.
Concepts in Marine Pollution Measurements.
White, H.H., ed. 1984. UM-SG-TS-84-03. $24.95. 743 pp.
The Blue Crab Book: Callinectes sapidus.
Kennedy, Victor S. and L. Eugene Cronin, editors. 2007. UM-SG-TS-2007-01. $125.00. 800 pp. Find out more
Shellfish
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The Eastern Oyster: Crassostrea virginica.
Kennedy, Victor S., Roger I.E. Newell, and Albert F. Eble, eds. 1996. UM-SG-TS-96-01. $75.00. 772 pp. Find out more
Restoring Oysters to U.S. Coastal Waters. (Also VSG-98-05).
Leffler, Merrill. 1998. UM-SG-TS-98-03. Out of Print. 20 pp. Available on the web
Molluscan Introductions and Transfers: Risk Considerations and Implications. Proceedings of the Special Symposium.
Carlton, James T. and Aaron Rosenfield, eds. 1994. UM-SG-TS-94-02. $3.00. 108 pages pp.
A Selected Bibliography of Worldwide Oyster Literature (Photocopy).
Breisch, L.L. and V.S. Kennedy. 1980. UM-SG-TS-80-11. $10.00. 309 pp.
Decision Making: The Chesapeake Bay. An interdisciplinary environmental education curriculum unit.
Emmett L. Wright. 1985. UM-SG-ES-85-01. Out of Print. (See Other Sources for Sea Grant Publications). 220 pp.
Exotics in the Chesapeake--Alien Estuary (DVD).
Fincham, Michael W. producer/director; Jack Greer and Dan Terlizzi, executive producers. 2008. UM-SG-DV-2008-03. $7.50.
12 minutes, DVD. Green crabs from the Baltic Sea. Zebra mussels and rapa whelks from the Black Sea. Seagrasses from Japan. Clams from Korea. Dozens of alien species are infiltrating hundreds of American harbors, bays, and rivers. Do these invaders pose a threat to the Chesapeake Bay and its complex ecosystem?.
Exotics in the Chesapeake--Alien Rivers: The Threat of Zebra Mussels (DVD).
Fincham, Michael W., producer/director; Jack Greer and Dan Terlizzi, executive producers. 2008. UM-SG-DV-2008-04. $5.00.
9 minutes, DVD. Arriving in the Great Lakes in the ballast of a ship, the tiny zebra mussel soon spread down the Mississippi River to New Orleans. This film describes zebra mussels in the U.S. and details the steps that boaters can take to prevent their further spread.
Fishing for a Future: An Ethic for Ocean Anglers (DVD).
Fincham, Michael, writer/producer. 2008. UM-SG-DV-2008-01. $10.00.
Produced in 1994; released on DVD in 2008. 30 minutes. Follows a handful of crusading fishermen who work to spread the gospel of catch and release among all those recreational fishermen who go out casting and trolling and chumming for fish in our inshore and offshore coastal waters. Find out more
Keeping Score: Releasing Fish for Tomorrow. (DVD).
Fincham, Michael, writer/producer. 2008. UM-SG-DV-2008-02. $14.95.
Produced in 1990; released on DVD in 2008. 20 minutes. Keeping score is a big part of sports. But for sport fishing we need a new scorecard, says Lefty Kreh, a writer and fly fisherman extraordinaire. The best way to score is to release fish back into the bay. Lefty demonstrates the tools and techniques for catching and releasing striped bass and bluefish.
Chesapeake: The Twilight Estuary (DVD).
Fincham, Michael, writer/producer. 2007. UM-SG-DV-2007-02. $24.95.
Produced in 1985; released on DVD in 2007. 39 minutes. Still informative and relevant today, this environmental mystery story investigates what was killing the seagrasses here in the Chesapeake Bay, the country’s largest and richest estuary. A dozen species were disappearing, and when scientists began to search they came up with some unexpected answers that changed our understanding of the Chesapeake. Find out more
The Pfiesteria Files (DVD).
Fincham, Michael W. and Maryland Public Television, co-producers. 2007. UM-SG-DV-2007-01. $24.95.
Produced in 2001; released on DVD in 2007. 59 minutes. When watermen find wounded fish along a lonely river in Maryland, they kick off a scientific debate and an environmental crisis. A mysterious microbe might -- or might not -- be causing sick fish and sick people. The results: panic, a crackdown on farmers, and 40 million in lost sales for the seafood and tourism industries. Find out more
Chesapeake Past, Chesapeake Future (DVD).
Lloyd, Robin, Producer; Coordinating Producer, Susan Jacobson; Executive Producer, Michael English. 2003. Produced by Maryland Public Television and the Chesapeake Bay Program's Scientific and Technical Advisory Committee (STAC). Distributed by special arrangement through Maryland Sea Grant. 2007. UM-SG-DP-2007-01. $10.00.
Produced in 2003; released on DVD in 2003. 27 minutes. This documentary begins with an evocation of the Bay as it was in the past and then questions what it could be in the future. Drawing on the innovative Chesapeake Futures report, the video describes different scenarios for the Bay in the year 2030, depending on what choices we make in the first decades of the 21st century. Find out more
Watershed for the Chesapeake: A Chronicle of the Campaign to Restore America’s Richest Estuary (DVD).
Fincham, Michael, writer/producer. 2007. UM-SG-DV-2007-03. $24.95.
Produced in 1991; released on DVD in 2007. 58 minutes. Watershed captures the early days of the campaign to clean up Chesapeake Bay. Here, telling the story in their own words, are some of the early voices -- the citizens and scientists, the politicians, farmers, and fishermen who spoke up and went to work to save the Bay. Find out more
Alien Ocean: The Threat of Ecological Invasions (DVD).
Fincham, Michael W., producer/director and Jack Greer, producer. 2005. UM-SG-DV-2005-01. $24.95.
Produced in 1997; released on DVD in 2005. 30 minutes. An environmental mystery story that follows the work of scientists specializing in "invasion ecology." Dozens of alien species are infiltrating hundreds of American harbors, bays, and estuaries. Green crabs, zebra mussels, toxic dinoflagellates, and dozens of other aliens are altering the ecology and commercial fisheries of our coastal ecosystems. Find out more
Chesapeake Past, Chesapeake Future (VHS).
Lloyd, Robin, Producer; Coordinating Producer, Susan Jacobson; Executive Producer, Michael English. 2003. Produced by Maryland Public Television and the Chesapeake Bay Program's Scientific and Technical Advisory Committee (STAC). Distributed by special arrangement through Maryland Sea Grant. 2003. UM-SG-DP-2003-01. $10.00.
27 minutes. VHS tape. This documentary begins with an evocation of the Bay as it was in the past and then questions what it could be in the future. Drawing on the innovative Chesapeake Futures report, the video describes different scenarios for the Bay in the year 2030, depending on what choices we make in the first decades of the 21st century. Find out more
The Pfiesteria Files (VHS).
Fincham, Michael W. and Maryland Public Television, co-producers. 2001. UM-SG-AV-2001-01. $24.95.
59 minutes. VHS tape. When watermen find wounded fish along a lonely river in Maryland, they kick off a scientific debate and an environmental crisis. A mysterious microbe might -- or might not -- be causing sick fish and sick people. The results: panic, a crackdown on farmers, and 40 million in lost sales for the seafood and tourism industries. Find out more
Exotics in the Chesapeake--Alien Rivers: The Threat of Zebra Mussels (VHS).
Fincham, Michael W., producer/director; Jack Greer and Dan Terlizzi, executive producers. 1999. UM-SG-AV-99-02. $5.00.
9 minutes, VHS tape. Arriving in the Great Lakes in the ballast of a ship, the tiny zebra mussel soon spread down the Mississippi River to New Orleans. This film describes zebra mussels in the U.S. and details the steps that boaters can take to prevent their further spread.
Exotics in the Chesapeake--Alien Estuary (VHS).
Fincham, Michael W. producer/director; Jack Greer and Dan Terlizzi, executive producers. 1999. UM-SG-AV-99-01. $7.50.
12 minutes, VHS tape. Green crabs from the Baltic Sea. Zebra mussels and rapa whelks from the Black Sea. Seagrasses from Japan. Clams from Korea. Dozens of alien species are infiltrating hundreds of American harbors, bays, and rivers. Do these invaders pose a threat to the Chesapeake Bay and its complex ecosystem?.
Exotics in the Chesapeake--Alien Estuary (DVD).
Fincham, Michael W. producer/director; Jack Greer and Dan Terlizzi, executive producers. 2008. UM-SG-DV-2008-03. $7.50.
12 minutes, DVD. Green crabs from the Baltic Sea. Zebra mussels and rapa whelks from the Black Sea. Seagrasses from Japan. Clams from Korea. Dozens of alien species are infiltrating hundreds of American harbors, bays, and rivers. Do these invaders pose a threat to the Chesapeake Bay and its complex ecosystem?.
Exotics in the Chesapeake--Alien Rivers: The Threat of Zebra Mussels (DVD).
Fincham, Michael W., producer/director; Jack Greer and Dan Terlizzi, executive producers. 2008. UM-SG-DV-2008-04. $5.00.
9 minutes, DVD. Arriving in the Great Lakes in the ballast of a ship, the tiny zebra mussel soon spread down the Mississippi River to New Orleans. This film describes zebra mussels in the U.S. and details the steps that boaters can take to prevent their further spread.
Fishing for a Future: An Ethic for Ocean Anglers (DVD).
Fincham, Michael, writer/producer. 2008. UM-SG-DV-2008-01. $10.00.
Produced in 1994; released on DVD in 2008. 30 minutes. Follows a handful of crusading fishermen who work to spread the gospel of catch and release among all those recreational fishermen who go out casting and trolling and chumming for fish in our inshore and offshore coastal waters. Find out more
Keeping Score: Releasing Fish for Tomorrow. (DVD).
Fincham, Michael, writer/producer. 2008. UM-SG-DV-2008-02. $14.95.
Produced in 1990; released on DVD in 2008. 20 minutes. Keeping score is a big part of sports. But for sport fishing we need a new scorecard, says Lefty Kreh, a writer and fly fisherman extraordinaire. The best way to score is to release fish back into the bay. Lefty demonstrates the tools and techniques for catching and releasing striped bass and bluefish.
Chesapeake: The Twilight Estuary (DVD).
Fincham, Michael, writer/producer. 2007. UM-SG-DV-2007-02. $24.95.
Produced in 1985; released on DVD in 2007. 39 minutes. Still informative and relevant today, this environmental mystery story investigates what was killing the seagrasses here in the Chesapeake Bay, the country’s largest and richest estuary. A dozen species were disappearing, and when scientists began to search they came up with some unexpected answers that changed our understanding of the Chesapeake. Find out more
Chesapeake Past, Chesapeake Future (DVD).
Lloyd, Robin, Producer; Coordinating Producer, Susan Jacobson; Executive Producer, Michael English. 2003. Produced by Maryland Public Television and the Chesapeake Bay Program's Scientific and Technical Advisory Committee (STAC). Distributed by special arrangement through Maryland Sea Grant. 2007. UM-SG-DP-2007-01. $10.00.
Produced in 2003; released on DVD in 2003. 27 minutes. This documentary begins with an evocation of the Bay as it was in the past and then questions what it could be in the future. Drawing on the innovative Chesapeake Futures report, the video describes different scenarios for the Bay in the year 2030, depending on what choices we make in the first decades of the 21st century. Find out more
Watershed for the Chesapeake: A Chronicle of the Campaign to Restore America’s Richest Estuary (DVD).
Fincham, Michael, writer/producer. 2007. UM-SG-DV-2007-03. $24.95.
Produced in 1991; released on DVD in 2007. 58 minutes. Watershed captures the early days of the campaign to clean up Chesapeake Bay. Here, telling the story in their own words, are some of the early voices -- the citizens and scientists, the politicians, farmers, and fishermen who spoke up and went to work to save the Bay. Find out more
Alien Ocean: The Threat of Ecological Invasions (DVD).
Fincham, Michael W., producer/director and Jack Greer, producer. 2005. UM-SG-DV-2005-01. $24.95.
Produced in 1997; released on DVD in 2005. 30 minutes. An environmental mystery story that follows the work of scientists specializing in "invasion ecology." Dozens of alien species are infiltrating hundreds of American harbors, bays, and estuaries. Green crabs, zebra mussels, toxic dinoflagellates, and dozens of other aliens are altering the ecology and commercial fisheries of our coastal ecosystems. Find out more
VHS
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Chesapeake Past, Chesapeake Future (VHS).
Lloyd, Robin, Producer; Coordinating Producer, Susan Jacobson; Executive Producer, Michael English. 2003. Produced by Maryland Public Television and the Chesapeake Bay Program's Scientific and Technical Advisory Committee (STAC). Distributed by special arrangement through Maryland Sea Grant. 2003. UM-SG-DP-2003-01. $10.00.
27 minutes. VHS tape. This documentary begins with an evocation of the Bay as it was in the past and then questions what it could be in the future. Drawing on the innovative Chesapeake Futures report, the video describes different scenarios for the Bay in the year 2030, depending on what choices we make in the first decades of the 21st century. Find out more
Exotics in the Chesapeake--Alien Estuary (VHS).
Fincham, Michael W. producer/director; Jack Greer and Dan Terlizzi, executive producers. 1999. UM-SG-AV-99-01. $7.50.
12 minutes, VHS tape. Green crabs from the Baltic Sea. Zebra mussels and rapa whelks from the Black Sea. Seagrasses from Japan. Clams from Korea. Dozens of alien species are infiltrating hundreds of American harbors, bays, and rivers. Do these invaders pose a threat to the Chesapeake Bay and its complex ecosystem?.
Alien Ocean: The Threat of Ecological Invasions (VHS).
Fincham, Michael W., producer/director and Jack Greer, producer. 1997. UM-SG-AV-97-01. $24.95.
30 minutes, VHS tape. Scientists specializing in "invasion ecology" discover dozens of alien species are infiltrating hundreds of American harbors, bays, and estuaries. Green crabs, zebra mussels, toxic dinoflagellates, and dozens of other aliens are altering the ecology and commercial fisheries of our coastal ecosystems. Find out more
Fishing for a Future: An Ethic for Ocean Anglers (VHS).
Fincham, Michael, writer/producer. 1994. UM-SG-AV-94-01. $10.00.
30 minutes, VHS tape. Follows a handful of crusading fishermen who work to spread the gospel of catch and release among all those recreational fishermen who go out casting and trolling and chumming for fish in our inshore and offshore coastal waters. Find out more
Watershed for the Chesapeake : A Chronicle of the Campaign to Restore America’s Richest Estuary (VHS).
Fincham, Michael, writer/producer. 1991. UM-SG-AV-91-02. $24.95.
58 minutes. VHS tape. Captures the early days of the campaign to clean up Chesapeake Bay. Here, telling the story in their own words, are some of the early voices -- the citizens and scientists, the politicians, farmers, and fishermen who spoke up and went to work to save the Bay. Find out more
Keeping Score: Releasing Fish for Tomorrow. (VHS).
Fincham, Michael, writer/producer. 1990. UM-SG-AV-90-02. $14.95.
20 minutes, VHS tape. Keeping score is a big part of sports. But for sport fishing we need a new scorecard, says Lefty Kreh, a writer and fly fisherman extraordinaire. The best way to score is to release fish back into the bay. Lefty demonstrates the tools and techniques for catching and releasing striped bass and bluefish.
Chesapeake: The Twilight Estuary (VHS).
Fincham, Michael, writer/producer. 1985. UM-SG-AV-85-02. $24.95.
39 minutes, VHS tape. An environmental mystery story to investigate what was killing the seagrasses here in the Chesapeake Bay, the country's largest and richest estuary. A dozen species were disappearing, and when scientists began to search they came up with some unexpected answers that changed our understanding of the Chesapeake. Find out more
Producing Striped Bass in Hatcheries.
Leffler, Merrill, writer/producer. 1992. UM-SG-AV-92-01. $14.95.
20 minutes. VHS tape. This video focuses on hatchery technology for finfish aquaculturists, including the spawning, fertilizing, hatching and growout of fingerlings.
Farming Fish in Open Ponds.
Leffler, Merrill, writer/producer. 1991. UM-SG-AV-91-01. $14.95.
An 18 minute VHS on finfish aquaculture, including preparing ponds, stocking procedures and maintaining water quality.
Cage Culture: Raising Fish in Ponds.
Leffler, Merrill, writer/producer. 1990. UM-SG-AV-90-01. $14.95.
A 24-minute introduction to finfish aquaculture in cages. The video shows how to construct cages, determine feeding regimes and monitor water quality.
Chesapeake: The Twilight Estuary (DVD).
Fincham, Michael, writer/producer. 2007. UM-SG-DV-2007-02. $24.95.
Produced in 1985; released on DVD in 2007. 39 minutes. Still informative and relevant today, this environmental mystery story investigates what was killing the seagrasses here in the Chesapeake Bay, the country’s largest and richest estuary. A dozen species were disappearing, and when scientists began to search they came up with some unexpected answers that changed our understanding of the Chesapeake. Find out more
Chesapeake Past, Chesapeake Future (DVD).
Lloyd, Robin, Producer; Coordinating Producer, Susan Jacobson; Executive Producer, Michael English. 2003. Produced by Maryland Public Television and the Chesapeake Bay Program's Scientific and Technical Advisory Committee (STAC). Distributed by special arrangement through Maryland Sea Grant. 2007. UM-SG-DP-2007-01. $10.00.
Produced in 2003; released on DVD in 2003. 27 minutes. This documentary begins with an evocation of the Bay as it was in the past and then questions what it could be in the future. Drawing on the innovative Chesapeake Futures report, the video describes different scenarios for the Bay in the year 2030, depending on what choices we make in the first decades of the 21st century. Find out more
VHS
Quantity
Chesapeake Past, Chesapeake Future (VHS).
Lloyd, Robin, Producer; Coordinating Producer, Susan Jacobson; Executive Producer, Michael English. 2003. Produced by Maryland Public Television and the Chesapeake Bay Program's Scientific and Technical Advisory Committee (STAC). Distributed by special arrangement through Maryland Sea Grant. 2003. UM-SG-DP-2003-01. $10.00.
27 minutes. VHS tape. This documentary begins with an evocation of the Bay as it was in the past and then questions what it could be in the future. Drawing on the innovative Chesapeake Futures report, the video describes different scenarios for the Bay in the year 2030, depending on what choices we make in the first decades of the 21st century. Find out more
The Challenge of the Madrigal Sea.
Greer, Jack, producer. 1994. UM-SG-AV-94-02. $24.95.
35 minutes. VHS tape. A debate that focuses on the Madrigal Sea, a fictitious coastal sea bordered by six nations struggling to balance economic growth and environmental concerns. Filmed at the International EMECS Conference in Baltimore, Maryland.
Exotics in the Chesapeake--Alien Estuary (DVD).
Fincham, Michael W. producer/director; Jack Greer and Dan Terlizzi, executive producers. 2008. UM-SG-DV-2008-03. $7.50.
12 minutes, DVD. Green crabs from the Baltic Sea. Zebra mussels and rapa whelks from the Black Sea. Seagrasses from Japan. Clams from Korea. Dozens of alien species are infiltrating hundreds of American harbors, bays, and rivers. Do these invaders pose a threat to the Chesapeake Bay and its complex ecosystem?.
Exotics in the Chesapeake--Alien Rivers: The Threat of Zebra Mussels (DVD).
Fincham, Michael W., producer/director; Jack Greer and Dan Terlizzi, executive producers. 2008. UM-SG-DV-2008-04. $5.00.
9 minutes, DVD. Arriving in the Great Lakes in the ballast of a ship, the tiny zebra mussel soon spread down the Mississippi River to New Orleans. This film describes zebra mussels in the U.S. and details the steps that boaters can take to prevent their further spread.
The Pfiesteria Files (DVD).
Fincham, Michael W. and Maryland Public Television, co-producers. 2007. UM-SG-DV-2007-01. $24.95.
Produced in 2001; released on DVD in 2007. 59 minutes. When watermen find wounded fish along a lonely river in Maryland, they kick off a scientific debate and an environmental crisis. A mysterious microbe might -- or might not -- be causing sick fish and sick people. The results: panic, a crackdown on farmers, and 40 million in lost sales for the seafood and tourism industries. Find out more
Chesapeake Past, Chesapeake Future (DVD).
Lloyd, Robin, Producer; Coordinating Producer, Susan Jacobson; Executive Producer, Michael English. 2003. Produced by Maryland Public Television and the Chesapeake Bay Program's Scientific and Technical Advisory Committee (STAC). Distributed by special arrangement through Maryland Sea Grant. 2007. UM-SG-DP-2007-01. $10.00.
Produced in 2003; released on DVD in 2003. 27 minutes. This documentary begins with an evocation of the Bay as it was in the past and then questions what it could be in the future. Drawing on the innovative Chesapeake Futures report, the video describes different scenarios for the Bay in the year 2030, depending on what choices we make in the first decades of the 21st century. Find out more
Watershed for the Chesapeake: A Chronicle of the Campaign to Restore America’s Richest Estuary (DVD).
Fincham, Michael, writer/producer. 2007. UM-SG-DV-2007-03. $24.95.
Produced in 1991; released on DVD in 2007. 58 minutes. Watershed captures the early days of the campaign to clean up Chesapeake Bay. Here, telling the story in their own words, are some of the early voices -- the citizens and scientists, the politicians, farmers, and fishermen who spoke up and went to work to save the Bay. Find out more
Alien Ocean: The Threat of Ecological Invasions (DVD).
Fincham, Michael W., producer/director and Jack Greer, producer. 2005. UM-SG-DV-2005-01. $24.95.
Produced in 1997; released on DVD in 2005. 30 minutes. An environmental mystery story that follows the work of scientists specializing in "invasion ecology." Dozens of alien species are infiltrating hundreds of American harbors, bays, and estuaries. Green crabs, zebra mussels, toxic dinoflagellates, and dozens of other aliens are altering the ecology and commercial fisheries of our coastal ecosystems. Find out more
VHS
Quantity
Chesapeake Past, Chesapeake Future (VHS).
Lloyd, Robin, Producer; Coordinating Producer, Susan Jacobson; Executive Producer, Michael English. 2003. Produced by Maryland Public Television and the Chesapeake Bay Program's Scientific and Technical Advisory Committee (STAC). Distributed by special arrangement through Maryland Sea Grant. 2003. UM-SG-DP-2003-01. $10.00.
27 minutes. VHS tape. This documentary begins with an evocation of the Bay as it was in the past and then questions what it could be in the future. Drawing on the innovative Chesapeake Futures report, the video describes different scenarios for the Bay in the year 2030, depending on what choices we make in the first decades of the 21st century. Find out more
The Pfiesteria Files (VHS).
Fincham, Michael W. and Maryland Public Television, co-producers. 2001. UM-SG-AV-2001-01. $24.95.
59 minutes. VHS tape. When watermen find wounded fish along a lonely river in Maryland, they kick off a scientific debate and an environmental crisis. A mysterious microbe might -- or might not -- be causing sick fish and sick people. The results: panic, a crackdown on farmers, and 40 million in lost sales for the seafood and tourism industries. Find out more
Exotics in the Chesapeake--Alien Rivers: The Threat of Zebra Mussels (VHS).
Fincham, Michael W., producer/director; Jack Greer and Dan Terlizzi, executive producers. 1999. UM-SG-AV-99-02. $5.00.
9 minutes, VHS tape. Arriving in the Great Lakes in the ballast of a ship, the tiny zebra mussel soon spread down the Mississippi River to New Orleans. This film describes zebra mussels in the U.S. and details the steps that boaters can take to prevent their further spread.
Exotics in the Chesapeake--Alien Estuary (VHS).
Fincham, Michael W. producer/director; Jack Greer and Dan Terlizzi, executive producers. 1999. UM-SG-AV-99-01. $7.50.
12 minutes, VHS tape. Green crabs from the Baltic Sea. Zebra mussels and rapa whelks from the Black Sea. Seagrasses from Japan. Clams from Korea. Dozens of alien species are infiltrating hundreds of American harbors, bays, and rivers. Do these invaders pose a threat to the Chesapeake Bay and its complex ecosystem?.
Alien Ocean: The Threat of Ecological Invasions (VHS).
Fincham, Michael W., producer/director and Jack Greer, producer. 1997. UM-SG-AV-97-01. $24.95.
30 minutes, VHS tape. Scientists specializing in "invasion ecology" discover dozens of alien species are infiltrating hundreds of American harbors, bays, and estuaries. Green crabs, zebra mussels, toxic dinoflagellates, and dozens of other aliens are altering the ecology and commercial fisheries of our coastal ecosystems. Find out more
Watershed for the Chesapeake : A Chronicle of the Campaign to Restore America’s Richest Estuary (VHS).
Fincham, Michael, writer/producer. 1991. UM-SG-AV-91-02. $24.95.
58 minutes. VHS tape. Captures the early days of the campaign to clean up Chesapeake Bay. Here, telling the story in their own words, are some of the early voices -- the citizens and scientists, the politicians, farmers, and fishermen who spoke up and went to work to save the Bay. Find out more
Chesapeake: The Twilight Estuary (VHS).
Fincham, Michael, writer/producer. 1985. UM-SG-AV-85-02. $24.95.
39 minutes, VHS tape. An environmental mystery story to investigate what was killing the seagrasses here in the Chesapeake Bay, the country's largest and richest estuary. A dozen species were disappearing, and when scientists began to search they came up with some unexpected answers that changed our understanding of the Chesapeake. Find out more
Invisible Seas.
Fincham, Michael, writer/producer. 1982. UM-SG-AV-82-02. $24.95.
30 minutes. VHS tape. Life -- all that flies, swims and walks - began in a sea world out of sight, in an invisible ocean where seldom glimpsed life forms start the cycles that mean life and death for all living things. This film is a vivid overview of, and introduction to marine microbiology, one of the newest of the ocean sciences.
Producing Striped Bass in Hatcheries.
Leffler, Merrill, writer/producer. 1992. UM-SG-AV-92-01. $14.95.
20 minutes. VHS tape. This video focuses on hatchery technology for finfish aquaculturists, including the spawning, fertilizing, hatching and growout of fingerlings.
Exotics in the Chesapeake--Alien Estuary (DVD).
Fincham, Michael W. producer/director; Jack Greer and Dan Terlizzi, executive producers. 2008. UM-SG-DV-2008-03. $7.50.
12 minutes, DVD. Green crabs from the Baltic Sea. Zebra mussels and rapa whelks from the Black Sea. Seagrasses from Japan. Clams from Korea. Dozens of alien species are infiltrating hundreds of American harbors, bays, and rivers. Do these invaders pose a threat to the Chesapeake Bay and its complex ecosystem?.
Exotics in the Chesapeake--Alien Rivers: The Threat of Zebra Mussels (DVD).
Fincham, Michael W., producer/director; Jack Greer and Dan Terlizzi, executive producers. 2008. UM-SG-DV-2008-04. $5.00.
9 minutes, DVD. Arriving in the Great Lakes in the ballast of a ship, the tiny zebra mussel soon spread down the Mississippi River to New Orleans. This film describes zebra mussels in the U.S. and details the steps that boaters can take to prevent their further spread.
Fishing for a Future: An Ethic for Ocean Anglers (DVD).
Fincham, Michael, writer/producer. 2008. UM-SG-DV-2008-01. $10.00.
Produced in 1994; released on DVD in 2008. 30 minutes. Follows a handful of crusading fishermen who work to spread the gospel of catch and release among all those recreational fishermen who go out casting and trolling and chumming for fish in our inshore and offshore coastal waters. Find out more
Keeping Score: Releasing Fish for Tomorrow. (DVD).
Fincham, Michael, writer/producer. 2008. UM-SG-DV-2008-02. $14.95.
Produced in 1990; released on DVD in 2008. 20 minutes. Keeping score is a big part of sports. But for sport fishing we need a new scorecard, says Lefty Kreh, a writer and fly fisherman extraordinaire. The best way to score is to release fish back into the bay. Lefty demonstrates the tools and techniques for catching and releasing striped bass and bluefish.
Chesapeake: The Twilight Estuary (DVD).
Fincham, Michael, writer/producer. 2007. UM-SG-DV-2007-02. $24.95.
Produced in 1985; released on DVD in 2007. 39 minutes. Still informative and relevant today, this environmental mystery story investigates what was killing the seagrasses here in the Chesapeake Bay, the country’s largest and richest estuary. A dozen species were disappearing, and when scientists began to search they came up with some unexpected answers that changed our understanding of the Chesapeake. Find out more
Watershed for the Chesapeake: A Chronicle of the Campaign to Restore America’s Richest Estuary (DVD).
Fincham, Michael, writer/producer. 2007. UM-SG-DV-2007-03. $24.95.
Produced in 1991; released on DVD in 2007. 58 minutes. Watershed captures the early days of the campaign to clean up Chesapeake Bay. Here, telling the story in their own words, are some of the early voices -- the citizens and scientists, the politicians, farmers, and fishermen who spoke up and went to work to save the Bay. Find out more
Alien Ocean: The Threat of Ecological Invasions (DVD).
Fincham, Michael W., producer/director and Jack Greer, producer. 2005. UM-SG-DV-2005-01. $24.95.
Produced in 1997; released on DVD in 2005. 30 minutes. An environmental mystery story that follows the work of scientists specializing in "invasion ecology." Dozens of alien species are infiltrating hundreds of American harbors, bays, and estuaries. Green crabs, zebra mussels, toxic dinoflagellates, and dozens of other aliens are altering the ecology and commercial fisheries of our coastal ecosystems. Find out more
VHS
Quantity
Exotics in the Chesapeake--Alien Rivers: The Threat of Zebra Mussels (VHS).
Fincham, Michael W., producer/director; Jack Greer and Dan Terlizzi, executive producers. 1999. UM-SG-AV-99-02. $5.00.
9 minutes, VHS tape. Arriving in the Great Lakes in the ballast of a ship, the tiny zebra mussel soon spread down the Mississippi River to New Orleans. This film describes zebra mussels in the U.S. and details the steps that boaters can take to prevent their further spread.
Exotics in the Chesapeake--Alien Estuary (VHS).
Fincham, Michael W. producer/director; Jack Greer and Dan Terlizzi, executive producers. 1999. UM-SG-AV-99-01. $7.50.
12 minutes, VHS tape. Green crabs from the Baltic Sea. Zebra mussels and rapa whelks from the Black Sea. Seagrasses from Japan. Clams from Korea. Dozens of alien species are infiltrating hundreds of American harbors, bays, and rivers. Do these invaders pose a threat to the Chesapeake Bay and its complex ecosystem?.
Alien Ocean: The Threat of Ecological Invasions (VHS).
Fincham, Michael W., producer/director and Jack Greer, producer. 1997. UM-SG-AV-97-01. $24.95.
30 minutes, VHS tape. Scientists specializing in "invasion ecology" discover dozens of alien species are infiltrating hundreds of American harbors, bays, and estuaries. Green crabs, zebra mussels, toxic dinoflagellates, and dozens of other aliens are altering the ecology and commercial fisheries of our coastal ecosystems. Find out more
The Challenge of the Madrigal Sea.
Greer, Jack, producer. 1994. UM-SG-AV-94-02. $24.95.
35 minutes. VHS tape. A debate that focuses on the Madrigal Sea, a fictitious coastal sea bordered by six nations struggling to balance economic growth and environmental concerns. Filmed at the International EMECS Conference in Baltimore, Maryland.
Fishing for a Future: An Ethic for Ocean Anglers (VHS).
Fincham, Michael, writer/producer. 1994. UM-SG-AV-94-01. $10.00.
30 minutes, VHS tape. Follows a handful of crusading fishermen who work to spread the gospel of catch and release among all those recreational fishermen who go out casting and trolling and chumming for fish in our inshore and offshore coastal waters. Find out more
Watershed for the Chesapeake : A Chronicle of the Campaign to Restore America’s Richest Estuary (VHS).
Fincham, Michael, writer/producer. 1991. UM-SG-AV-91-02. $24.95.
58 minutes. VHS tape. Captures the early days of the campaign to clean up Chesapeake Bay. Here, telling the story in their own words, are some of the early voices -- the citizens and scientists, the politicians, farmers, and fishermen who spoke up and went to work to save the Bay. Find out more
Keeping Score: Releasing Fish for Tomorrow. (VHS).
Fincham, Michael, writer/producer. 1990. UM-SG-AV-90-02. $14.95.
20 minutes, VHS tape. Keeping score is a big part of sports. But for sport fishing we need a new scorecard, says Lefty Kreh, a writer and fly fisherman extraordinaire. The best way to score is to release fish back into the bay. Lefty demonstrates the tools and techniques for catching and releasing striped bass and bluefish.
Chesapeake: The Twilight Estuary (VHS).
Fincham, Michael, writer/producer. 1985. UM-SG-AV-85-02. $24.95.
39 minutes, VHS tape. An environmental mystery story to investigate what was killing the seagrasses here in the Chesapeake Bay, the country's largest and richest estuary. A dozen species were disappearing, and when scientists began to search they came up with some unexpected answers that changed our understanding of the Chesapeake. Find out more
Invisible Seas.
Fincham, Michael, writer/producer. 1982. UM-SG-AV-82-02. $24.95.
30 minutes. VHS tape. Life -- all that flies, swims and walks - began in a sea world out of sight, in an invisible ocean where seldom glimpsed life forms start the cycles that mean life and death for all living things. This film is a vivid overview of, and introduction to marine microbiology, one of the newest of the ocean sciences.
CD-ROM
Quantity
The Chesapeake Oyster: Multimedia Science Education CD-ROM.
Shaffer, Don , Jonathan Fuqua and Allen Place. 1998. UM-SG-ES-98-01. $19.95.
This interactive Macintosh only CD-ROM, designed especially for classroom use, focuses on the biology and signifiance of the eastern oyster, Crassostrea virginica.
Native oyster (Crassostrea virginica restoration in Maryland and Virginia: An Evaluation of Lessons Learned 1990-2007. Preliminary Report.
Oyster Restoration Evaluation Team. 2009. UM-SG-TS2009-02. Free. 44 pp. Find out more
Thresholds in the Recovery of Eutrophic Coastal Ecosystems: A Synthesis of Research and Implications for Management.
Kemp, W. Michael and Erica B. Goldman. 2008. UM-SG-TS-2008-01. Free. 52 pp. Find out more
Estuarine and watershed monitoring using remote sensing technology: Present status and future trends.
Lawrence W. Harding, Jr., Jonathan G. Kramer and Jonathan Phinney. 2004. UM-SG-TS-2004-03. Free. 60 pp.
Oyster Research and Restoration in U.S. Coastal Waters: Research Priorities and Strategies. Workshop Summary. Meeting held September 8-9, 2003, in Annapolis, Maryland.
Leffler, Merrill and Pauli Hayes, eds. 2004. UM-SG-TS-2004-02. Free. 12 pp. Available on the web
Maryland Sea Grant Research Fellows Summer Symposium, 2003.
Meredith, Annette and Fredrika Moser, eds. 2004. UM-SG-TS-2004-01. Free. 18 pp.
Download the pdf file (requires the free Adobe Acrobat Reader)
Oyster Research and Restoration in U.S. Coastal Waters: Developing Strategies for the Future. Workshop Abstracts. Meeting held September 8-9, 2003, in Annapolis, Maryland.
Maryland and Virginia Sea Grant Programs and the National Office. 2003. UM-SG-TS-2003-01. Free. 195 pp. Available on the web
Aquaculture of Triploid Crassostrea ariakensis in Chesapeake Bay: A Symposium Report.
Hallerman, Eric, Merrill Leffler, Sally Mills and Standish Allen, Jr. 2002. UM-SG-TS-2002-01. Free. 20 pp.
Download the pdf file (requires the free Adobe Acrobat Reader)
The Economic Impact on Maryland’s Crabmeat Processing Industry of Proposed Regulations.
Lipton, Douglas and Shannon Sullivan. 2002. UM-SG-SGEP-2002-01. Free. 8 pp. Available on the web
Lessons from the Japanese Hatchery-based Stock Enhancement Program for Chesapeake Bay Blue Crab Fisheries.
Secor, David H., Anson H. Hines and Allen R. Place. 2002. UM-SG-TS-2002-02. Free. 48 pp. Available on the web
Managing the Chesapeake Bay Blue Crab: A Meeting of Stakeholders.
Institute for Environmental Negotiation and Maryland Sea Grant. 2000. UM-SG-TS-2000-01. Free. 24 pp.
Contaminants and the Chesapeake: Toward a Contaminant-Free Bay. Chesapeake Bay Program Factsheet #1.
Greer, Jack, Merrill Leffler and James Riordan. 2000. UM-SG-ES-2000-05. Free. 8 pp.
Download the pdf file (requires the free Adobe Acrobat Reader)
Exotics in the Chesapeake: Introduction.
Terlizzi, Dan, Jack Greer and Paul Fofonoff. 1999. UM-SG-SGEP-99-01. Free. 4pp.
Download the pdf file (requires the free Adobe Acrobat Reader)
Exotics in Chesapeake: Animals.
Terlizzi, Dan , Jack Greer and Paul Fofonoff. 1999. UM-SG-SGEP-99-02. Free. 8pp.
Download the pdf file (requires the free Adobe Acrobat Reader)
Exotics in the Chesapeake: Plants.
Terlizzi, Dan , Jack Greer and Paul Fofonoff. 1999. UM-SG-SGEP-99-03. Free. 8pp.
Download the pdf file (requires the free Adobe Acrobat Reader)
Maryland Sea Grant 1998-99 Program Directory.
1998. UM-SG-PI-98-01. Free. 40 pp.
Get a Grip on Ocean Motion.
1994. UM-SG-MAP-94-03. Free. 2 pp.
Zebra Mussels: A Threat to Maryland Waters.
Terlizzi, D. 1992. UM-SG-MAP-92-01. Free. 4 pp. Available on the web
Barley Straw: A Potential Method of Algae Control in Ponds.
Bryan Butler, Dan Terlizzi and Drew Ferrier. 2001. UM-SG-SGEP-2001-02. Free. 4 pp.
Striper 2000: Research Advances on Striped Bass and Its Hybrids - A Program Summary.
1998. UM-SG-MAP-98-01. Free. 36 pp.
National Aquaculture Extension Conference: A Program Summary.
Webster, Donald, ed. 1997. UM-SG-MAP-97-01. Free. 92 pp.
Aquatic Plant Identification
Quantity
Aquatic Plant Identification and Management Workbook Series 3.
1996. UM-SG-MAP-96-01:10. Free.
You may order the entire series or each item separately.
Bulrush. 1996. UM-SG-MAP-96-01. Free.
4 pp.
Common Reed. 1996. UM-SG-MAP-96-02. Free.
4 pp.
Giant Cutgrass or Water Millet. 1996. UM-SG-MAP-96-03. Free.
4 pp.
Maidencane. 1996. UM-SG-MAP-96-04. Free.
4 pp.
Pickerel Weed. 1996. UM-SG-MAP-96-05. Free.
4 pp.
Slender Pondweed. 1996. UM-SG-MAP-96-06. Free.
4 pp.
Water Stargrass. 1996. UM-SG-MAP-96-07. Free.
4 pp.
Water Wool or Pithophora. 1996. UM-SG-MAP-96-08. Free.
4 pp.
Widgeon Grass. 1996. UM-SG-MAP-96-09. Free.
4 pp.
Wild Celery or Tapegrass. 1996. UM-SG-MAP-96-10. Free.
4 pp.
Aquatic Plant Identification and Management Workbook Series 4.
1996. UM-SG-MAP-96-11:21. Free.
You may order the entire series or each item separately.
Brazilian elodea. 1996. UM-SG-MAP-96-11. Free.
4 pp.
Buttonbush. 1996. UM-SG-MAP-96-12. Free.
4 pp.
Horned Pondweed. 1996. UM-SG-MAP-96-13. Free.
4 pp.
Marsh Pennywort. 1996. UM-SG-MAP-96-14. Free.
4 pp.
Sedges. 1996. UM-SG-MAP-96-15. Free.
4 pp.
Smartweeds. 1996. UM-SG-MAP-96-16. Free.
4 pp.
Softrush. 1996. UM-SG-MAP-96-17. Free.
4 pp.
Spikerush. 1996. UM-SG-MAP-96-18. Free.
4 pp.
Watermeal. 1996. UM-SG-MAP-96-19. Free.
4 pp.
Water Pennywort. 1996. UM-SG-MAP-96-20. Free.
4 pp.
Willows. 1996. UM-SG-MAP-96-21. Free.
4 pp.
Aquatic Plant Identification and Management Workbook, Series 2.
Harrell, Reginal M. and John N. Hochheimer. 1992. UM-SG-MAP-92-02:11. Free.
You may order the entire series or each item separately.
. 1992. UM-SG-MAP-92-02. $.
Arrowheads. 1992. UM-SG-MAP-92-03. Free.
4 pp.
Bladderwort. 1992. UM-SG-MAP-92-04. Free.
4 pp.
Bushy Pondweed. 1992. UM-SG-MAP-92-05. Free.
4 pp.
Cattail. 1992. UM-SG-MAP-92-06. Free.
4 pp.
Creeping Water Primrose. 1992. UM-SG-MAP-92-07. Free.
4 pp.
Curly Leaf Pondweed. 1992. UM-SG-MAP-92-08. Free.
4 pp.
Elodea. 1992. UM-SG-MAP-92-09. Free.
4 pp.
Fanwort. 1992. UM-SG-MAP-92-10. Free.
4 pp.
Hydrilla. 1992. UM-SG-MAP-92-11. Free.
4 pp.
Aquatic Plant Indentification and Management Workbook, Series 1.
1989. UM-SG-MAP-89-03:12. Free.
You may order the entire series or each item separately.
Muskgrass. 1989. UM-SG-MAP-89-03. Free.
4 pp.
Filamentous Algae. 1989. UM-SG-MAP-89-04. Free.
4 pp.
Planktonic Algae. 1989. UM-SG-MAP-89-05. Free.
4 pp.
Duckweed. 1989. UM-SG-MAP-89-06. Free.
American Lotus Water Lily. 1989. UM-SG-MAP-89-07. Free.
4 pp.
White Water Lily. 1989. UM-SG-MAP-89-08. Free.
4 pp.
Water Milfoil. 1989. UM-SG-MAP-89-09. Free.
4 pp.
Coontail or Hornwort. 1989. UM-SG-MAP-89-10. Free.
4 pp.
Redhead Grass. 1989. UM-SG-MAP-89-11. Free.
4 pp.
Sago Pondweed. 1989. UM-SG-MAP-89-12. Free.
4 pp.
Crab Shedding
Quantity
Crab Shedders Workbook, Worksheet 3: Diluting Water Quality Samples for Soft Crab Shedding.
Hochheimer, J. 1988. UM-SG-MAP-88-02. Free. 4 pp.
Crab Shedders Workbook, Worksheet 2: Water Quality in Soft Crab Shedding.
Hochheimer, J. 1988. UM-SG-MAP-88-01. Free. 4 pp.
Crab Shedders Workbook, Work Sheet 1: Using Water Quality Conversion Tables for Soft Crab Shedding.
Hochheimer, J. 1985. UM-SG-MAP-85-03. Free. 8 pp.
Crab Shedders Workbook, supplement to Worksheet 2: Water Quality Conversion Tables for Soft Crabbing.
1985. UM-SG-MAP-85-01. Free. 2 pp.
Crawfish
Quantity
Crawfish Culture in Maryland.
Harrell, R.M. 1987. UM-SG-MAP-87-02. Free. 6 pp.
Finfish
Quantity
Finfish Aquaculture Factsheet 9: Prevention and Disinfection of Mycobacterium sp. in Aquaculture.
John M. Jacobs, Andrew Lazur and Ana Baya. 2004. UM-SG-SGEP-2004-01. Free. 4 pp. Available on the web
Finfish Aquaculture Factsheet 6: What is Aquaculture?.
Harrell, R.M. 1991. UM-SG-MAP-91-01. Free. 4 pp. Available on the web
Finfish Aquaculture Factsheet 7: Liming Aquaculture and Farm Ponds in Maryland.
Harrell, R.M. and V.A. Bandel. 1991. UM-SG-MAP-91-02. Free. 4 pp. Available on the web
Finfish Aquaculture Factsheet 8: Farm Pond Management - Increasing Production through Fertilization.
Harrell, R.M. and D.W. Webster. 1991. UM-SG-MAP-91-03. Free. 8 pp. Available on the web
Finfish Aquaculture Factsheet 4: Figuring Production Costs in Finfish Aquaculture.
Lipton, D.W. and R.M. Harrell. 1990. UM-SG-MAP-90-01. Free. 8 pp. Available on the web
Finfish Aquaculture Factsheet 5: Understanding Fish Pricing - From Production to the Table.
Lipton, D.W. 1990. UM-SG-MAP-90-02. Free. 4 pp. Available on the web
Finfish Aquaculture Factsheet 2: Cage Culture in Maryland.
Harrell, R.M. 1988. UM-SG-MAP-88-06. Free. 4 pp. Available on the web
Fish Culture in Maryland: Weighing the Pros and Cons.
Harrell, R.M. 1988. UM-SG-MAP-88-05. Free. 4 pp. Available on the web
Finfish Aquaculture Factsheet 3: The Culture of Striped Bass and Its Hybrids in Cages.
Harrell, R.M. 1988. UM-SG-MAP-88-07. Free. 8 pp. Available on the web
Oysters
Quantity
Aquaculture of Triploid Crassostrea ariakensis in Chesapeake Bay: A Symposium Report.
Hallerman, Eric, Merrill Leffler, Sally Mills and Standish Allen, Jr. 2002. UM-SG-TS-2002-01. Free. 20 pp.
Download the pdf file (requires the free Adobe Acrobat Reader)
Oyster Gardening for Restoration and Education.
Goldsborough, William and Donald Meritt. 1999. UM-SG-SGEP-99-04. Free. 8 pp. Available on the web
Oyster Culture Workbook, Worksheet #3 Remote Setting.
Bohn, Richard, Don Meritt and Don Webster. 1995. UM-SG-MAP-95-03. Free. 8 pp.
Oyster Aquaculture Workbook, Worksheet 2: Stabilizing Oyster Ground.
Webster, D. and D. Meritt. 1988. UM-SG-MAP-88-04. Free. 4 pp.
Oyster Aquaculture Workbook, Work Sheet 1: Purchasing Seed Oysters.
Webster, D. and D. Meritt. 1985. UM-SG-MAP-85-02. Free. 4 pp.
The Economic Impact on Maryland’s Crabmeat Processing Industry of Proposed Regulations.
Lipton, Douglas and Shannon Sullivan. 2002. UM-SG-SGEP-2002-01. Free. 8 pp. Available on the web
Managing the Chesapeake Bay Blue Crab: A Meeting of Stakeholders.
Institute for Environmental Negotiation and Maryland Sea Grant. 2000. UM-SG-TS-2000-01. Free. 24 pp.
Crab Industry in Mexico, Venezuela and Ecuador.
Oesterling, Michael J. and Charles Petrocci. 1995. UM-SG-MAP-95-01. Free. 32 pp.
Profile of the Oyster Industry of the Northeastern United States.
Lipton, Douglas and James Kirkley. 1994. UM-SG-MAP-94-02. Free. 68 pp.
The Warmwater Crab Fishery in Asia: Implications for the Chesapeake Bay Blue Crab Industry.
Petrocci, Charles and Douglas Lipton. 1994. UM-SG-MAP-94-01. $3.00. 46 pp.
Download the pdf file (requires the free Adobe Acrobat Reader)
The Status of Maryland's Fishing Industry.
Lipton, D. 1989. UM-SG-MAP-89-02. Free. 28 pp.
The Economic Impact on Maryland’s Crabmeat Processing Industry of Proposed Regulations.
Lipton, Douglas and Shannon Sullivan. 2002. UM-SG-SGEP-2002-01. Free. 8 pp. Available on the web
Managing the Chesapeake Bay Blue Crab: A Meeting of Stakeholders.
Institute for Environmental Negotiation and Maryland Sea Grant. 2000. UM-SG-TS-2000-01. Free. 24 pp.
Boating 2000: Boater Spending in Maryland.
Lipton, Douglas W. 2001. UM-SG-SGEP-2001-03. Free. 8 pp.
Download the pdf file (requires the free Adobe Acrobat Reader)
Overview of Clean Air Title V Finance Management and Reporting.
1997. UM-SG-CEPP-97-02. Free. 90 pp.
Land Use Effects on Atlantic Coastal Waters and Estuaries.
Leffler, Merrill, Sherri Cooper and Douglas Lipton (prep. by). 1995. UM-SG-TS-95-02. Free. 32 pp.
Recreational Boating in Maryland: An Economic Impact Study, 1993-1994.
Lipton, Douglas W. and Scott Miller. 1995. UM-SG-MAP-95-02. Out Of Print. 36 pp.
Download the pdf file (requires the free Adobe Acrobat Reader)
Financing Alternatives for Maryland’s Tributary Strategies: Innovative Financing Ideas to Restore the Chesapeake Bay.
1995. UM-SG-CEPP-95-01. Free. 120 pp.
Boat Shows in Annapolis: Gauging the Economic Impacts.
Fedler, A.J. and J.D. Schwartz. 1987. UM-SG-MAP-87-01. Free. 8 pp.
Attitudes of Public Officials and the General Public on Chesapeake Bay Issues.
1982. UM-SG-TS-82-07. Out Of Print. (See Other Sources for Sea Grant Publications).
Photocopy available.
Oyster Research and Restoration in U.S. Coastal Waters: Research Priorities and Strategies. Workshop Summary. Meeting held September 8-9, 2003, in Annapolis, Maryland.
Leffler, Merrill and Pauli Hayes, eds. 2004. UM-SG-TS-2004-02. Free. 12 pp. Available on the web
Oyster Research and Restoration in U.S. Coastal Waters: Developing Strategies for the Future. Workshop Abstracts. Meeting held September 8-9, 2003, in Annapolis, Maryland.
Maryland and Virginia Sea Grant Programs and the National Office. 2003. UM-SG-TS-2003-01. Free. 195 pp. Available on the web
Invasive Species in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed: A Workshop to Develop Regional Invasive Species Management Strategies, A Final Report.
Moser, F.C., ed. 2002. UM-SG-TS-2002-03. Free. 130 pp. Available on the web
Barley Straw: A Potential Method of Algae Control in Ponds.
Bryan Butler, Dan Terlizzi and Drew Ferrier. 2001. UM-SG-SGEP-2001-02. Free. 4 pp.
Contaminants and the Chesapeake: Toward a Contaminant-Free Bay. Chesapeake Bay Program Factsheet #1.
Greer, Jack, Merrill Leffler and James Riordan. 2000. UM-SG-ES-2000-05. Free. 8 pp.
Download the pdf file (requires the free Adobe Acrobat Reader)
Exotics in the Chesapeake: Introduction.
Terlizzi, Dan, Jack Greer and Paul Fofonoff. 1999. UM-SG-SGEP-99-01. Free. 4pp.
Download the pdf file (requires the free Adobe Acrobat Reader)
Exotics in Chesapeake: Animals.
Terlizzi, Dan , Jack Greer and Paul Fofonoff. 1999. UM-SG-SGEP-99-02. Free. 8pp.
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Exotics in the Chesapeake: Plants.
Terlizzi, Dan , Jack Greer and Paul Fofonoff. 1999. UM-SG-SGEP-99-03. Free. 8pp.
Download the pdf file (requires the free Adobe Acrobat Reader)
Molecular Technologies and Pfiesteria Research.
Greer, Jack, Merrill Leffler, Robert Belas, Jonathan Kramer and Allen Place. 1998. UM-SG-TS-98-01. Free. 34 pp.
Chemical Contamination in the Chesapeake Bay.
Greer, Jack and Dan Terlizzi (prep. by). 1997. UM-SG-TS-97-01. Free. 48 pp. Available on the web
Zebra Mussels and the Mid-Atlantic: Reports from the Sea Grant Programs of New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland Virginia and North Carolina.
Maryland Sea Grant, ed. 1994. UM-SG-TS-94-01. $4.95. 80 pp.
Dissolved Oxygen in the Chesapeake Bay: A Scientific Consensus Summary of a Workshop Held in February,.
≈Merrill Leffler and Gail Mackiernan. eds. 1992. UM-SG-TS-92-03. $1.00. 18 pp.
The Ecology of Crassostrea gigas in Australia, New Zealand, France and Washington State.
Leffler, Merrill and Jack Greer, eds. 1992. UM-SG-TS-92-07. Free. 25 pp.
Workshop on Coral Bleaching, Coral Reef Ecosystems and Global Change: Report of Proceedings.
1991. UM-SG-TS-91-03. $5.00. 49 pp.
Co-oxidation of Petroleum Hydrocarbons by Estuarine Organisms.
Cooney, J.J. and M.P. Shiaris. 1981. UM-SG-TS-81-09. Free. 8 pp.
Role of Chitin in the Accumulation of Heavy Metals in the American Oyster.
Cooney, J.J. and R.A. Smucker. 1981. UM-SG-TS-81-08. Free. 3 pp.
Ecosystem Processes
Quantity
Thresholds in the Recovery of Eutrophic Coastal Ecosystems: A Synthesis of Research and Implications for Management.
Kemp, W. Michael and Erica B. Goldman. 2008. UM-SG-TS-2008-01. Free. 52 pp. Find out more
Estuarine and watershed monitoring using remote sensing technology: Present status and future trends.
Lawrence W. Harding, Jr., Jonathan G. Kramer and Jonathan Phinney. 2004. UM-SG-TS-2004-03. Free. 60 pp.
Oysters
Quantity
Native oyster (Crassostrea virginica restoration in Maryland and Virginia: An Evaluation of Lessons Learned 1990-2007. Preliminary Report.
Oyster Restoration Evaluation Team. 2009. UM-SG-TS2009-02. Free. 44 pp. Find out more
Oyster Research and Restoration in U.S. Coastal Waters: Research Priorities and Strategies. Workshop Summary. Meeting held September 8-9, 2003, in Annapolis, Maryland.
Leffler, Merrill and Pauli Hayes, eds. 2004. UM-SG-TS-2004-02. Free. 12 pp. Available on the web
Oyster Research and Restoration in U.S. Coastal Waters: Developing Strategies for the Future. Workshop Abstracts. Meeting held September 8-9, 2003, in Annapolis, Maryland.
Maryland and Virginia Sea Grant Programs and the National Office. 2003. UM-SG-TS-2003-01. Free. 195 pp. Available on the web
Aquaculture of Triploid Crassostrea ariakensis in Chesapeake Bay: A Symposium Report.
Hallerman, Eric, Merrill Leffler, Sally Mills and Standish Allen, Jr. 2002. UM-SG-TS-2002-01. Free. 20 pp.
Download the pdf file (requires the free Adobe Acrobat Reader)
Crabs
Quantity
Lessons from the Japanese Hatchery-based Stock Enhancement Program for Chesapeake Bay Blue Crab Fisheries.
Secor, David H., Anson H. Hines and Allen R. Place. 2002. UM-SG-TS-2002-02. Free. 48 pp. Available on the web
The Blue Crab in Mid-Atlantic Bight Estuaries: A Proposed Recruitment Model.
Sulkin, S.D., C.E. Epifanio and A.J. Provenzano. 1982. UM-SG-TS-82-04. Free. 36 pp.
A Pelletized Diet for Captive Benthic Crustaceans.
Rebach, S. 1981. UM-SG-TS-81-01. Free. 8 pp.
The Behavioral Basis for Blue Crab Recruitment in Mid-Atlantic Estuaries.
Sulkin, S.D. 1981. UM-SG-TS-81-07. Free. 72 pp.
Shellfish
Quantity
Synopsis of the Oyster Ecology Workshop on Crassostrea gigas.
1992. UM-SG-TS-92-08. Free. 6 pp.
Life History and Boring Rates of the Low-Salinity Boring Sponge Cliona truitti in the Upper Chesapeake Bay.
Pomponi, S. and D. Meritt. 1985. UM-SG-TSN-85-03. Free. 4 pp.
Attempts to Develop a Marine Molluscan Cell Line.
Hetrick, F.M., E. Stephens, N. Lomax and K. Luttrell. 1981. UM-SG-TS-81-06. Free. 81 pp.
Maryland Sea Grant Research Fellows Summer Symposium, 2003.
Meredith, Annette and Fredrika Moser, eds. 2004. UM-SG-TS-2004-01. Free. 18 pp.
Download the pdf file (requires the free Adobe Acrobat Reader)
Contaminants and the Chesapeake: Toward a Contaminant-Free Bay. Chesapeake Bay Program Factsheet #1.
Greer, Jack, Merrill Leffler and James Riordan. 2000. UM-SG-ES-2000-05. Free. 8 pp.
Download the pdf file (requires the free Adobe Acrobat Reader)
Oyster Gardening for Restoration and Education.
Goldsborough, William and Donald Meritt. 1999. UM-SG-SGEP-99-04. Free. 8 pp. Available on the web
Exotics in the Chesapeake: Introduction.
Terlizzi, Dan, Jack Greer and Paul Fofonoff. 1999. UM-SG-SGEP-99-01. Free. 4pp.
Download the pdf file (requires the free Adobe Acrobat Reader)
Exotics in Chesapeake: Animals.
Terlizzi, Dan , Jack Greer and Paul Fofonoff. 1999. UM-SG-SGEP-99-02. Free. 8pp.
Download the pdf file (requires the free Adobe Acrobat Reader)
Exotics in the Chesapeake: Plants.
Terlizzi, Dan , Jack Greer and Paul Fofonoff. 1999. UM-SG-SGEP-99-03. Free. 8pp.
Download the pdf file (requires the free Adobe Acrobat Reader)
Issues for the Chesapeake.
Jack Greer. 1991. UM-SG-ES-91-01. $2.00. 24 pp.
Maryland Sea Grant Research Fellows Summer Symposium, 2003.
Meredith, Annette and Fredrika Moser, eds. 2004. UM-SG-TS-2004-01. Free. 18 pp.
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The Warmwater Crab Fishery in Asia: Implications for the Chesapeake Bay Blue Crab Industry.
Petrocci, Charles and Douglas Lipton. 1994. UM-SG-MAP-94-01. $3.00. 46 pp.
Download the pdf file (requires the free Adobe Acrobat Reader)
Unless otherwise noted, one copy free to Maryland residents ($1.00 to nonresidents) and Sea Grant representatives from other states; multiple copies $1.00 each.
Aquaculture
General
Quantity
Gold rush: Exploring an alternative 4-H livestock experience.
Lazur, Andrew M., Deborah B. Pouder, Monica L. Brinkley, Elaine Shook, Yolanda Goode, and Heather Kent. 2006. UM-SG-RS-2006-08. Free.
Journal of Extension 44(3):3IAW3.
Carotenoids of different types and concentrations in commercial formulated fish diets affect color and its development in the skin of the red oranda variety of goldfish.
Wallat, Geoffrey K., Andrew M. Lazur, and Frank A. Chapman. 2005. UM-SG-RS-2005-14. Free.
North American Journal of Aquaculture 67:42-51.
Altering fish embryos with Aquaporin-3: An essential step toward successful cryopreservation.
Hagedorn, M., S.L. Lance, D.M. Fonseca, F.W. Kleinhans, D. Artimov, R. Fleischer, A.T.M.S. Hoque, M.B. Hamilton and B.S. Pukazhenthi. 2002. UM-SG-RS-2002-05. Free.
Biology of Reproduction 67:961-966.
Recombinant perciform GnRH-R activates different signaling pathways in fish and mammalian heterologous cell lines.
Alok, Doeraj, Sampath Kumar, John M. Trent, and Yonathan Zohar. 2001. UM-SG-RS-2001-08. Free.
Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology 129(B):375-380.
Characterization of a pituitary GnRH-receptor from a perciform fish, Morone saxatilis: functional expression in a fish cell line.
Alok, Deoraj, Shimon Hassin, R. Sampath Kumar, John M. Trant, Kei-li Yu, Yonathan Zohar. 2000. UM-SG-RS-2000-10. Free.
Molecular and Cellular Endocrinology 168:65-75.
Finfish
Quantity
Developmental expression of three forms of gonadotropin-releasing hormone and ontogeny of the hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal axis in gilthead seabream (Sparus aurata).
Wong, Ten-Tsao, Yoav Gothilf, Nilli Zmora, Katherine E. Kight, Iris Meiri, Abigail Elizur, and Yonathan Zohar. 2004. UM-SG-RS-2004-04. Free.
Biology of Reproduction 71:1026-1035.
Novel expression of gonadotropin subunit genes in oocytes of the gilthead seabream (Sparus aurata).
Wong, Ten-Tsao, and Yonathan Zohar. 2004. UM-SG-RS-2004-13. Free.
Endocrinology 145(11):5210-5220.
Gonadal regulation of gonadotropin subunit expression and pituitary Lh protein content in female hybrid striped bass.
Klenke, U., and Y. Zohar. 2003. UM-SG-RS-2003-15. Free.
Fish Physiology and Biochemistry 28:25-27.
Molecular characterization of the GnRH system in zebrafish (Danio rerio): cloning of chicken GnRH-II, adult brain expression patterns and pituitary content of salmon GnRH and chicken GnRH-II.
Steven, Colin, Nadine Lehnen, Katherine Kight, Shigeho Ijiri, Ulrike Klenke, William A. Harris, and Yonathan Zohar. 2003. UM-SG-RS-2003-28. Free.
General and Comparative Endocrinology 133:27-37.
The effects of long-term testosterone, gonadotropin-releasing hormone agonist and pimozide treatments on testicular development and luteinizing hormone levels in juvenile and early maturing striped bass, Morone saxatilis.
Holland, M. Claire H., Shimon Hassin, and Yonathan Zohar. 2002. UM-SG-RS-2002-07. Free.
General and Comparative Endocrinology 129:178-187.
Seasonal fluctuations in pituitary levels of the three forms of gonadotropin-releasing hormone in striped bass, Morone saxatilis (Teleostei), during juvenile and pubertal development.
Holland, M.C., S. Hassin and Y. Zohar. 2001. UM-SG-RS-2001-14. Free.
Journal of Endocrinology 169:527-538.
Endocrine regulation and artificial induction of oocyte maturation and spermiation in basses of the genus Morone.
Mylonas, Constantinos C. and Yonathan Zohar. 2001. UM-SG-RS-2001-17. Free.
Aquaculture 202:205-220.
Endocrine manipulations of spawning in cultured fish: from hormones to genes.
Yonathan Zohar, and Constantinos C. Mylonas. 2001. UM-SG-RS-2001-22. . Free.
Aquaculture 197:99-136.
Use of GnRHa-delivery systems for the control of reproduction in fish. .
Mylonas, Constantinos C. and Yonathan Zohar. 2001. UM-SG-RS-2001-24. Free.
Reviews in Fish Biology and Fisheries 10:463-491.
Early maturity in the male striped bass, Morone saxatilis: follicle-stimulating hormone and luteinizing hormone gene expression and their regulation by gonadotropin-releasing hormone analogue and testosterone.
Hassin, Shimon, M. Claire H. Holland, and Yonathan Zohar. 2000. UM-SG-RS-2000-18. Free.
Biology of Reproduction 63:1691-1697.
Gonadal development and plasma steroid levels during pubertal development in captive-reared striped bass, Morone saxatilis.
Holland, M. Claire, Shimon Hassin, and Yonathan Zohar. 2000. UM-SG-RS-2000-19. Free.
Journal of Experimental Zoology 286:49-63.
Overcoming a permeability barrier by microinjecting cryoprotectants into zebrafish embryos (Brachydanio rerio).
Janik, M., F. W. Kleinhans, and M. Hagedorn. 2000. UM-SG-RS-2000-20. Free.
Cryobiology 41:25-34.
Oysters
Quantity
Molecular characterization of Cryptosporidium oocysts in samples of raw surface water and wastewater.
Xiao, Lihua, Ajaib Singh, Josef Limor, Thaddeus K. Graczyk, Steve Gradus, and Altaf Lal. 2001. UM-SG-RS-2001-23. Free.
Applied and Environmental Microbiology 67(3):1097-1101.
Seafood Safety
Quantity
Foodborne infections vectored by molluscan shellfish.
Graczyk, Thaddeus K. and Kellogg J. Schwab. 2000. UM-SG-RS-2000-28. Free.
Current Gastroenterology Reports 2:305-309.
Shellfish
Quantity
A framework for developing “ecological carrying capacity” mathematical models for bivalve mollusc aquaculture.
Newell, Roger I.E. 2007. UM-SG-RS-2007-18. Free.
Bull. Fish. Res. Agen 19:41-51.
Bacterial products and polysaccharide films as cues and enhancers of oyster set.
Weiner, R.M., L. Dagasan, M.P. Labare, R.R. Colwell, D.B. Bonar and S.L. Coon. 1992. UM-SG-RS-92-03. Free.
Aquaculture 110:341-359.
The lay system in commercial fisheries: Origin and implications.
McConnell, Kenneth E. and Michael Price. 2006. UM-SG-RS-2006-23. Free.
Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 51:295-307.
Spatially explicit models of fish growth rate.
Brandt, S.B., D.M. Mason and E.V. Patrick. 1992. UM-SG-RS-92-11. Free.
Fisheries 17(2):23-35.
Culture
Quantity
Taste the traditions: Crabs, crab cakes, and the Chesapeake Bay blue crab fishery.
Paolisso, Michael. 2007. UM-SG-RS-2007-15. Free.
American Anthropologist 109(4):654-665.
The lay system in commercial fisheries: Origin and implications.
McConnell, Kenneth E. and Michael Price. 2006. UM-SG-RS-2006-23. Free.
Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 51:295-307.
Cultural models and cultural consensus of Chesapeake Bay blue crab and oyster fisheries. .
Paolisso, Michael. 2006. UM-SG-RS-2006-09. Free.
Napa Bulletin 28:123-135.
Restoration of the Chesapeake Bayusing a non-native oyster: Ecological and fishery considerations.
Paolisso, Michael, Nicole Dery, and Stan Herman. 2006. UM-SG-RS-2006-10. Free.
Human Organization 65(3):253-267.
Pfiesteria hysteria, agriculture, and water quality in the Chesapeake Bay: The extension bridge over troubled waters. .
Terlizzi, D. E. 2006. UM-SG-RS-2006-12. Free.
Journal of Extension 44(5):5FEA3.
An examination of the factors influencing the flux of mercury, methylmercury and other constituents from estuarine sediment. .
Mason, Robert P., Eun-Hee Kim, Jeffrey Cornwell, and Deborah Heyes. 2006. UM-SG-RS-2006-14. free.
Marine Chemistry 102:96-110.
Economic growth and environmental protection: a clarification about neoclassical economics.
Whitehead, John, Doug Lipton, Frank Lupi, and Rob Southwick. 2005. UM-SG-RS-2005-15. Free.
Fisheries 30(4):32-35.
A watershed perspective on nutrient enrichment, science, and policy in the Patuxent River.
D’Elia, C.F., W.R. Boynton and J.G. Sanders. 2003. UM-SG-RS-2003-07. Free.
Estuaries 26(A):171-185.
Applying the generalized-moments estimation approach to spatial problems involving microlevel data.
Bell, Kathleen P. and Bockstael, Nancy E. 2000. UM-SG-RS-2000-08. Free.
The Review of Economics and Statistics 82(1):72-82.
Evidence of the effects of water quality on residential land prices.
Leggett, Christopher G. and Nancy E. Bockstael. 2000. UM-SG-RS-2000-21. Free.
Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 39:121-144.
At the monument to General Meade or on the difference between beliefs and benefits.
Sagoff, Mark. 2000. UM-SG-RS-2000-25. Free.
Arizona Law Review 42:433-462.
Environmental economics and the conflation of value and benefit.
Sagoff, Mark. 2000. UM-SG-RS-2000-26. Free.
Environ. Sci. Technol 34:1426-1432.
Oysters and the Chesapeake Bay ecosystem: A case for exotic species introduction to improve environmental quality?.
Gottlieb, Sara J. and Mona E. Schweighofer. 1996. UM-SG-RS-96-14. Free.
Estuaries 19(3):639-650.
The Chesapeake Bay and its watershed: A model for sustainable ecosystem management.
Costanza, Robert and Jack Greer. 1995. UM-SG-RS-95-05. Free.
Barriers and Bridges for the renewal of regional ecosystems, C.S. Holling and S. Light, eds., pages 169-213.
State of the Chesapeake Bay.
Mackiernan, G.B. 1991. UM-SG-RS-91-14. Free.
Water Environment & Technology 2:60-68.
The Chesapeake Bay oyster fishery: Traditional management practices.
Kennedy, V.S. 1989. UM-SG-RS-89-03. Free.
Marine Invertebrate Fisheries: Their Assessment and Management, John F. Caddy, ed. John Wiley and Sons, Inc. (book), pages 455-477.
Situational and subjective determinants of satisfaction in marine recreational fishing.
Graefe, A.R. and A.J. Fedler. 1987. UM-SG-RS-87-12. Free.
Leisure Sciences 8(3):275-295.
Bringing up oysters.
Leffler, M. 1987. UM-SG-RS-87-08. Free.
Oceans 19:38-43.
Sixteen decades of political management of the oyster fishery in Maryland's Chesapeake Bay.
Kennedy, V.S. and L.L. Breisch. 1983. UM-SG-RS-83-03. Free.
Journal of Environmental Management 16:153-171.
Measuring the cost of time in recreation demand analysis: An application to sportfishing.
McConnell, K.E. and I.E. Strand. 1982. UM-SG-RS-82-01. Free.
Am. Jour. Agr. Econ 63(1):153-156.
Public opinion and interest group positions on Chesapeake Bay issues: Implications for resource management.
Florestano, P.S. and P.A. Rathbun. 1982. UM-SG-RS-82-10. Free.
Coastal Zone Management Journal 9(1):19-39.
Avoidance costs associated with imperfect information: the case of Kepone.
Swartz, D.G. and I.E. Strand, Jr. 1981. UM-SG-RS-81-07. Free.
Land Economics 57(2):139-150.
Economic aspects of commercial striped bass harvest.
Strand, I.E., V.J. Norton and J.G. Adriance. 1981. UM-SG-RS-81-08. Free.
Proceedings of the Marine Recreational Fisheries Symposium, Boston, Mass., March 27-28.
Residency laws for oystering: The legal and economic consequences of Douglas vs. Seacoast Products, Inc. 1979.
Lewis, T.B. and I.E. Strand, Jr. 1979. UM-SG-RS-79-01. Free.
The Maryland Law Review 38:1-36.
The non-native solitary ascidian Ciona intestinalis (L.) depresses species richness.
Blum, Julia C., Andrew L. Chang, Marcela Liljesthrom, Michelle E. Schenk, Mia K. Steinberg, and Gregory M. Ruiz. 2007. UM-SG-RS-2007-03. Free.
Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology 342:5-14.
Non-native bryozoans in coastal embayments of the southern United States: new records for the western Atlantic.
McCann, Linda D., Natasha Gray Hitchcock, Judith E. Winston, and Gregory M. Ruiz. 2007. UM-SG-RS-2007-19. Free.
Bulletin of Marine Science 80(2):319-342.
Growth and reproduction of gelatinous zooplankton exposed to low dissolved oxygen.
Grove, Michael and Denise L. Breitburg. 2005. UM-SG-RS-2005-16. Free.
Marine Ecology Progress Series 301:185-198.
Gene identification of cryptic juveniles of little skate and winter skate.
Bremer, Alvarado, J.R., M.G. Frisk, T.J. Miller, J. Turner, J. Vinas, and K. Kwil. 2005. UM-SG-RS-2005-17. Free.
Journal of Fish Biology 66:1177-1182.
Bio-optical model for Chesapeake Bay and the Middle Atlantic Bight.
Magnuson, Andrea, Lawrence W. Harding Jr., Michael E. Mallonee, and Jason E. Adolf. 2004. UM-SG-RS-2004-09. Free.
Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science 61:403-424.
Metal accumulation in Baltimore Harbor: current and past inputs.
Mason, Robert P., Eun-Hee Kim, and Jeffery Cornwell. 2004. UM-SG-RS-2004-10. Free.
Applied Geochemistry 19:1801-1825.
Cell surface proteolytic activity of photoynthetic dinoflagellates.
Stoecker, D.K. and D.E. Gustafson, Jr. 2003. UM-SG-RS-2003-01. Free.
Aquat. Microb. Ecol 30:175-183.
Quantifying the complexity of flow networks: How many roles are there?.
Zorach, A.and R.E. Ulanowicz. 2003. UM-SG-RS-2003-02. Free.
Complexity 8(3):68-76.
A watershed perspective on nutrient enrichment, science, and policy in the Patuxent River.
D’Elia, C.F., W.R. Boynton and J.G. Sanders. 2003. UM-SG-RS-2003-07. Free.
Estuaries 26(A):171-185.
The interrelationships among trace element cycling, nutrient loading and system complexity in estuaries: A mesocosm study.
Riedel , G.F. and J.G. Sanders. 2003. UM-SG-RS-2003-06. Free.
Estuaries 26(A):339-351.
Protein expression signatures: an application of proteomics.
Bradley, Brian P., Elizabeth A. Shrader, David G. Kimmel, Jessica C. Meiller. 2002. UM-SG-RS-2002-08. Free.
Marine Environmental Research 54:373-377.
Paleoecology of submerged macrophytes in the upper Chesapeake Bay.
Brush, Grace S., and William B. Hilgartner. 2000. UM-SG-RS-2000-12. Free.
Ecological Monographs 70(4):645-667.
Prevalence of Cryptosporidium, Giardia and Eimeria infections in post-weaned and adult cattle on three Maryland farms.Fayer, R., J.M. Trout, T.K. Graczyk, E.J. Lewis.
Fayer, R., J.M. Trout, T.K. Graczyk, E.J. Lewis. 2000. UM-SG-RS-2000-13. Free.
Veterinary Parasitology 93:103-112.
Susceptibility of the Chesapeake Bay to environmental contamination with Cryptosporidium parvum.
Graczyk, Thaddeus K., Ronald Fayer, James M.Trout, Mark C. Jenkins, James Higgins, Earl J. Lewis, and C. Austin Farley. 2000. UM-SG-RS-2000-15. Free.
Environmental Research 82(A):106-112.
Mechanical transport and transmission of Cryptosporidium parvum oocysts by wild filth flies.
Graczyk, Thaddeus K., Ronald Fayer, Ronald Knight, Barbara Mhangami-Ruwende, James M. Trout, Alexandre J. Da Silva, and Norman J. Pieniazek. 2000. UM-SG-RS-2000-16. Free.
Am. J. Trop. Med. Hyg 63(3, 4):178-183.
Cryptophyte algae are robbed of their organelles by the marine ciliate Mesodinium rubrum.
Gustafson, Daniel E., Jr, Diane K. Stoecker, Matthew D. Johnson, William F. Van Heukelem and Kerri Sneider. 2000. UM-SG-RS-2000-17. Free.
Nature 405:1049-1052.
Biogeochemical control on the flux of trace elements from estuarine sediments: effects of seasonal and short-term hypoxia.
Riedel, G.F. , J.G. Sanders and R.W. Osman. 1999. UM-SG-RS-99-04. Free.
Marine Environmental Research 47:349-372.
Microoganisms and the impact of heavy metals in marine ecosystems.
Weiner, R.M., E. Chang, S. Coon and M. Walch. 1999. UM-SG-RS-99-08. Free.
Recent Res. Devel. Microbiology 3:391-414.
Linking water quality to larval survival: predation mortality of fish larvae in an oxygen-stratified water column.
Breitburg, D.L. , K.A. Rose and J.H. Cowan, Jr. 1999. UM-SG-RS-99-05. Free.
Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser 178:39-54.
The plasticity of marine bacteria: Adaptations to high- and low-nutrients habitats.
Weiner, Ronald. 1999. UM-SG-RS-99-01. Free.
Microbial Ecology and Infectious Disease, Eugene Rosenberg (ed.), pages 17-29.
Surface Wind Wave Modeling in Chesapeake Bay.
Lin, Weiqi, Lawrence P. Sanford, Brian J. Alleva and David J. Schwab. 1998. UM-SG-RS-98-02. Free.
Ocean Wave Measurement and Analysis: Proceedings of the Third International Symposium WAVES. Billy L. Edge and J. Michael Nemsley, eds. 1998. American Society of Civil Engineers. Reston, VA.
Biogeochemical control on the flux of trace elements from estuarine sediments: water column oxygen concentrations and benthic infauna.
Riedel, G.F., J.G. Sanders and R.W. Osman. 1997. UM-SG-RS-97-01. Free.
Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science 44:23-28.
Characterizing lateral variability of phytoplankton chlorophyll in Chesapeake Bay with aircraft ocean color data.
Weiss, Gregory M., Lawrence W. Harding, Jr., Eric C. Itsweire and Janet W. Campbell. 1997. UM-SG-RS-97-02. Free.
Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser 149:18-199.
Escape of the ctenophore Mnemiopsis leidyi from the scyphomedusa predator Chrysaora quinquecirrha.
Kreps, T.A., J.E. Purcell and K.B. Heidelberg. 1997. UM-SG-RS-97-03. Free.
Marine Biology 128:441-446.
Effect of in vitro exposure to tributyltin on generation of oxygen metabolites by oyster hemocytes.
Anderson, Robert S., Lisa L. Brubacher, Lisa M. Ragone Calvo, Eugene M. Burreson and Michael A. Unger. 1997. UM-SG-RS-97-04. Free.
Environmental Research 74:84-90.
Magnification of tributyl tin toxicity in biofilms of Shewarella colwelliana.
Labare, M.L., S.L. Coon, C. Matthias and R.M. Weiner. 1997. UM-SG-RS-97-05. Free.
Applied and Environmental Microbiology 63(10):4107-4110.
Varying effects of low dissolved oxygen on trophic interactions in an estuarine food web.
Breitburg, Denise L., Timothy Loher, Carol A. Pacey and Adam Gerstein. 1997. UM-SG-RS-97-06. Free.
Ecological Monographs 67(4):489-507.
Long-term increase of phytoplankton biomass in Chesapeake Bay, 1950-1994.
Harding, L.W., Jr., and E.S. Perry. 1997. UM-SG-RS-97-07. Free.
Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser 157:39-52.
Effects of diflubenzuron on the maturation and reproductive success of the copepod Eurytemora affinis.
Wright, D.A., J.D. Savitz, R. Dawson, J. Magee and R.A. Smucker. 1996. UM-SG-RS-96-01. Free.
Ecotoxicology 5:47-58.
Laboratory culture of Zebra (Dreissena polymorpha) and Guagga (D. bugensis) mussel larvae using estuarine algae.
Wright, David A. Eileen M. Setzler-Hamilton, John A. Magee and H. Rodger Harvey. 1996. UM-SG-RS-96-02. Free.
J.Great Lakes Res 22(1):46-54.
Effects of salinity and temperature on survival and development of young Zebra (Dreissena polymorpha) and Quagga (Dreissena bugensis) mussels.
Wright, D.A., E.M. Setzler-Hamilton, J.A. Magee, V.S. Kennedy & P. McIninch. 1996. UM-SG-RS-96-05. Free.
Estuaries 19(3):619-628.
Effects of Hyphomonans PM-1 biofilms on the toxicity of copper and zinc to Crassostrea gigas and Crassostrea virginica larval set.
Chang, Emily Y., Steven L. Coon, Marianne Walch and ronald Weiner. 1996. UM-SG-RS-96-07. Free.
Journal of Shellfish Reserach 15(3):589-595.
Algorithm development for recovering chlorophyll concentrations in the Chesapeake Bay using aircraft remote sensing, 1988-1991.
Harding, Lawrence W., Jr., Eric C. Itsweire and Wayne E. Esaias. 1995. UM-SG-RS-95-03. Free.
Photogrammetric Engineering and Remote Sensing 61(2):177-185.
Chesapeake Bay Watershed historical land use: Impact on water quality and diatom communities.
Cooper, Sherri. 1995. UM-SG-RS-95-08. Free.
Ecological Applications 5(3):703-723.
Partitioning of hydrophobic organic contaminants to resuspended sediments and plankton in the mesohaline Chesapeake Bay.
Ko, Fung-Chi and Joel E. Baker. 1995. UM-SG-RS-95-06. Free.
Marine Chemistry 49:171-188.
Seasonal and regional variations in plankton community production and respiration for Chesapeake Bay.
Smith, Erik M. and W. Michael Kemp. 1995. UM-SG-RS-95-02. Free.
Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser 116:217-231.
Sedimentary evidence for decreased heavy-metal inputs to Chespeake Bay.
Owens, Michael, and Jeffrey Cornwell. 1995. UM-SG-RS-95-04. Free.
Ambio 24(1):24-27.
Temperature and substrate regulation of bacterial abundance, production and specific growth rate in Chesapeake Bay, USA.
Shiah, Fuh-Kwo and Hugh W. Ducklow. 1995. UM-SG-RS-95-07. Free.
Mar.Ecol.Prog.Ser 103:297-308.
Temperature regulation of heterotrophic bacterioplankton abundance, production, and specific growth rate in Chesapeake Bay.
Shiah, Fuh-Kwo and Hugh W. Ducklow. 1995. UM-SG-RS-95-14. Free.
Limnol.Oceanogr 39(6):1243-1258.
Diatoms in sediment cores from the Chesapeake Bay, USA.
Cooper, Sherri Rumer. 1995. UM-SG-RS-95-16. Free.
Diatom Research 10(1):39-89.
Predation by the schyphomedusan Chrysaora quingvecirrha on Mnemiopsis leidyi ctenophores.
Purcell, Jennifer and James H. Cowan, Jr. 1995. UM-SG-RS-95-19. Free.
Mar.Ecol.Progr.Ser 129:63-70.
Estimates of phytoplankton biomass in the Chesapeake Bay from aircraft and remote sensing of chlorophyll concentrations, 1989-1992.
Harding, Lawrence W., Jr., Eric C. Itswiere, and Wayne E. Esaias. 1994. UM-SG-RS-94-11. Free.
Remote Sens. Environ 49:41-56.
Long-term trends in the distribution of phytoplankton in Chesapeake Bay: roles of light, nutrients and streamflow.
Harding, L.W., Jr. 1994. UM-SG-RS-94-01. Free.
Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser 104:267-291.
Activity and distribution of attched bacteria in Chesapeake Bay.
Griffith, Peter, Fuh-Kwo Shiah, Kathryn Gloersen, Hugh W. Ducklow and Madilyn Fletcher. 1994. UM-SG-RS-94-07. Free.
Mar.Ecol. Prog.Ser 108:1-10.
Analysis of spatial and temporal scales of variability in phytoplankton abundance in the Chesapeake Bay using aircraft remote sensing.
Harding, Lawrence W., Jr., Gregory M. Weiss and Scott W. Gennari. 1994. UM-SG-RS-94-12. Free. 17pp.
Arsenic cycling and its impact in estuarine and coastal marine ecosystems.
Sanders, James G, Gerhardt F. Riedel, and Richard W. Osman. 1994. UM-SG-RS-94-04. Free.
Aresenic in the Environment, Part I: Cycling and characterization ed. by Jerome D. Nraigu, John Wiley & sons, pages 289-308.
Factors regulating plankton community respiration in Chesapeake Bay.
Sampou, P. and W. M. Kemp. 1994. UM-SG-RS-94-05. Free.
Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser 110:249-258.
Predation by gelatinous zooplankton and resource limitation as potential controls of Acartia tonsa copepod populations in Chespeake Bay.
Purcell, Jennifer E., Jacques R. White and Michael R. Ronan. 1994. UM-SG-RS-94-08. Free.
Limnol. Oceanogr 39(2):263-278.
Refining habitat requirements of submersed aquatic vegetation: role of optical models.
Gallegos, C.L. 1994. UM-SG-RS-94-03. Free.
Estuaries 17(1B):187-199.
Effects of low dissolved oxygen on predation on estuarine fish larvae.
Breitburg, D.L., N. Steinberg, S. DuBeau, C. Cooksey and E.D. Houde. 1994. UM-SG-RS-94-02. Free.
Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser 104:235-246.
Behavioral response of fish larvae to low dissolved oxygen concentrations in a stratified water column.
Breitburg, D.L. 1994. UM-SG-RS-94-14. Free.
Marine Biology 120:615-625.
A 2,500-year history of anoxia and eutrophication in Chesapeake Bay.
Cooper, Sherri Rumer and Grace S. Brush. 1993. UM-SG-RS-93-20. Free.
Estuaries 16(3B):617-626.
Algorithm development for recovering chlorophyll concentrations in the Chesapeake Bay using aircraft remote sensing, 1989-91.
Harding, L.W., Jr., E.C. Itsweire and W.E. Esaias. 1993. UM-SG-RS-93-12. Free.
Proceedings of the First Thematic Conference on Remote Sensing for Marine and Coastal Environments: SPIE Volume II.
New sedimentation, resuspension and burial.
Sanford, L.P. 1993. UM-SG-RS-93-07. Free.
Limnol. Oceanogr 37(6):1164-1178.
Phytoplankton pigments and growth rates, and microzooplankton grazing in a large temperate estuary.
McManus, G.B. and M.C. Ederington-Cantrell. 1993. UM-SG-RS-93-02. Free.
Mar. Ecol. Prog. Ser 87:77-85.
Ammonium excretion by gelatinous zooplankton and their contribution to the ammonium requirements of microplankton in Chesapeake Bay.
Nemazie, D.A., J.E. Purcell and P.M. Glibert. 1993. UM-SG-RS-93-21. Free.
Marine Biology 116:451-458.
Effects of low oxygen waters on Chesapeake Bay zooplankton.
Roman, M.R., A.L. Gauzens, W.K. Rhinehart and J.R. White. 1993. UM-SG-RS-93-16. Free.
Limnol. Oceanogr 38(8):1604-1614.
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Inquiry in a Culture of Consensus: Science and Management for the Chesapeake Bay.
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Underwater Grasses in Chesapeake Bay & Mid-Atlantic Coastal Waters: Guide to Identifying Submerged Aquatic Vegetation.
