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A blog from Chesapeake Quarterly magazine

Heron and hawk along the shore of the Chesapeake Bay

 

Septic Maintenance Matters for the Chesapeake Bay

Madeleine Jepsen •
It’s almost certainly the most expensive appliance in your home. But unlike other appliances, septic systems are out of sight and out of mind—until something goes wrong, that is. Read more...

The World is Your Oyster: Meet Annie Schatz, Aquaculture Projects Coordinator at Maryland Sea Grant

Sydney Sauls •

Annie Schatz’s journey in the marine sciences began in tears—and curiosity. Growing up in the landlocked state of Tennessee, her experiences with marine life were limited to beach trips to her grandparents' home and field trips to the aquarium. Fascinated by the creatures she saw, she struggled to understand why they looked so different from anything she had encountered on land. Read more...

Trowel and Error: Reflecting on My Path in Environmental Justice

Sydney Sauls •
"All around the world, I hear stories similar to mine—stories of oppression, struggle, liberation, and, increasingly, success." Intern Sydney Sauls reflects on the experiences that have shaped her path to environmental justice. Read more...

Meet the Fellows Bringing Science to National Policy

Ashley Goetz •
Where marine and coastal science meets national policy, you’ll find Sea Grant Knauss Fellows. Meet the five fellows Maryland Sea Grant is supporting in 2024. Read more...

Beyond Fish: Aquaculture in Action Provides Students with Hands-on Science Education

Madeleine Jepsen •
Through Aquaculture in Action, a program run by Maryland Sea Grant, high school students raise fish and learn about aquaculture as part of their science classes. Read more...

The Blue Crab: Callinectes Sapidus

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