An algae bloom called a "mahogany tide" appears in Spa Creek, a tributary of the Chesapeake Bay in Annapolis, Md., on Oct. 28, 2009. (Photo by Alicia Pimental/Chesapeake Bay Program)
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According to one report in 2016, the four main economic impacts from harmful algal blooms come from damage to human health, fisheries, tourism and recreation, and the cost of monitoring and management of area where blooms appear.
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Hi! My name is Dina and I am doing a projest in science class. It is on Phytoplankton and I found out some really neat things. I got inspired when my science teacher showed me a video of how to save the C. Bay. I then went to the local pet store and asked them for a tank of salt water. I then called many people but I found someone who breeded aquatic animals. I asked if I could have a special order of 72 oysters to breed. I mean, this tank was huge! I had to fill it up! However, I had to be very patient and wait for the oysters to be old enough to reperduce. I finally got the call and headed to pick them up. I put them in the tank and so sediment, plants, and bay-familiar fish. Now, I basically have my own coral reef!
Thank you!
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Hello my teacher is doing an assignment on algae blooms and this site was very helpful on that and help me find what they did and all of that in the Chesapeake bay. thank you
According to one report in 2016, the four main economic impacts from harmful algal blooms come from damage to human health, fisheries, tourism and recreation, and the cost of monitoring and management of area where blooms appear.
I am doing a science project (Public Service Announcement) and this is the topic. This site has a lot f good information and really helped my group and I complete it. I definitely recommend this site for research on the Chesapeake Bay.
I am doing a project on the Food Chain on the Chesapeake Bay in my science class. And its due today and thanks to this i finished. Very important information on here that helped my alot. Thanks!
I'm doing a science project and we are doing storm drain art. we are doing a painting of a Chesapeake bay scene on a storm drain at my school. this was very helpful to get facts. thanks for the info
Hi! My name is Dina and I am doing a projest in science class. It is on Phytoplankton and I found out some really neat things. I got inspired when my science teacher showed me a video of how to save the C. Bay. I then went to the local pet store and asked them for a tank of salt water. I then called many people but I found someone who breeded aquatic animals. I asked if I could have a special order of 72 oysters to breed. I mean, this tank was huge! I had to fill it up! However, I had to be very patient and wait for the oysters to be old enough to reperduce. I finally got the call and headed to pick them up. I put them in the tank and so sediment, plants, and bay-familiar fish. Now, I basically have my own coral reef!
Thank you!
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