Chesapeake Quarterly

Maryland Sea Grant's quarterly magazine explores scientific, environmental, and cultural issues relevant to the Chesapeake Bay and its watershed. In each issue you can read stories about complex issues facing those who live in the Bay watershed — watermen, farmers, scientists, Bay pilots, and others — and how science and outreach inform decisions that can affect all of us. View current and previous issues or download pdfs of entire issues at Chesapeake Quarterly Online; or subscribe to either the paper or electronic version.

Maryland Sea Grant Schools Network News

This online newsletter published occasionally by Maryland Sea Grant Extension specialists contains environmental science resources for Maryland educators. Each issue contains valuable information and facts useful for enhancing lessons about the Chesapeake Bay, highlights of award-winning school science programs, resources from interactive web curricula to research facilities students can visit to experience science first hand, conferences and professional development opportunities, education grants and more. View issues since its inception in 1998 online at MDSG Schools Network News Online.

Newsletter Archive

Maryland Marine Notes

Maryland Sea Grant published this bi-monthly newsletter from 1982-2001. Each issue included an in-depth spotlight article focused on a particular issue related to marine research, policy and management, history and culture, or outreach and education in the Chesapeake Bay region. In 2001, Maryland Marine Notes was replaced by our magazine, Chesapeake Quarterly. You can view past issues since 1994 — many of which address issues still current today — online at Maryland Marine Notes Online.

Maryland Aquafarmer

Published quarterly by Maryland Sea Grant Extension from 1995 to 2005, this newsletter focused on aquaculture, marine trades, water quality issues, and hands-on education. To see articles covering such topics as striped bass, oysters, soft crabs, seafood safety and pond management, view back issues at Maryland Aquafarmer Online.