Tagged Stories: "submerged aquatic vegetation (SAV)"
Underwater grasses get support from citizen scientists
July 21, 2017Volunteer monitoring helps researchers track status of aquatic vegetation
Read storyFive types of underwater grasses found in the Chesapeake Bay
July 18, 2017Aquatic grasses serve important role in estuary ecosystem
Read storyMore than 97,000 acres of underwater grasses recorded in Chesapeake Bay
April 27, 20172016 total marks highest-ever acreage measured by annual aerial survey
Read storyFive signs of resilience in Chesapeake Bay health
March 30, 2017While more work remains, estuary shows signs of progress
Read storyWater quality improves, pollution falls in the Chesapeake Bay
September 21, 2016Data show significant drop in nutrient and sediment loads
Read storyMonitoring finds more than 91,000 acres of underwater grasses in Chesapeake Bay
April 28, 2016The 2015 acreage exceeds the 2017 restoration target two years early
Read storyChesapeake Bay’s underwater grass abundance rises 27 percent in 2014
July 30, 2015Widgeongrass grows where vegetation was not mapped before
Read storyChesapeake Bay’s underwater grass abundance rises 24 percent in 2013
April 21, 2014Scientists attribute the boost in bay grasses to the expansion of widgeon grass in saltier waters.
Read storyNew wastewater treatment technologies create clean water in Chesapeake Bay
April 2, 2014Scientists link a Clean Water Act permit program to healthier rivers and streams.
Read storyDenser grass beds hold more blue crabs
September 18, 2013New research suggests higher-quality grass habitat could boost Chesapeake Bay blue crab populations.
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