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Maryland Sea Grant publishes blogs, Chesapeake Quarterly magazine, and other publications and videos. Learn about scientific research and science-based practices that can help preserve the Chesapeake Bay and Maryland's coastal environment.
Chesapeake Quarterly
Restoration Takes Root: Living Shorelines for Changing Coasts
Living shorelines protect coastal areas from erosion using natural materials. In this issue, learn about how science steers shoreline restoration projects around the Chesapeake Bay.
Fellowship Experiences: A Students' Blog
Lessons in Supporting the Bay’s Next Seven Generations
Ebram Victoria
The next generation of environmentalists is an interdisciplinary coalition of ecologists, biologists, geologists, hydrologists, engineers, and designers of the built environment, all committed to the protection and preservation of natural resources. Together, they combat the hard lessons of natural resource exhaustion.
On the Bay: Chesapeake Quarterly's Blog
Sea Grant Fellows Bring Coastal Science to Capitol Hill
Ashley Goetz
Meet our 2025 Sea Grant Knauss Fellows. During this year-long fellowship, graduate students are matched with hosts in the legislative and executive branches of the federal government. They bring their marine and coastal science expertise to policy that impacts oceans, coasts, and the Great Lakes.
News Releases
October 24, 2025
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Finfish aquaculture experts gathered in Baltimore for the third conference of the Sustainable Aquaculture Systems Supporting Atlantic Salmon (SAS2) project.
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Coloring Pages
Wildlife of the Maryland Salt Marshes Coloring Page
Get to know the wildlife of a Chesapeake Bay marshland in this downloadable coloring page. Download and print the coloring page.
Catching Blue Crabs in the Chesapeake Bay Coloring Page
Blue crabs are a popular catch in the Chesapeake Bay. Download and print the coloring page.
Chesapeake Quarterly Magazine
Restoration Takes Root: Living Shorelines for Changing Coasts
