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Glossary of Water Quality Terms
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Publication date: 4/14/2003 | Type of document: Fact Sheet
This fact sheet defines commonly used water quality terms
Third Biennial International Water Trails Conference
Publication date: 2/1/2000 | Type of document: Report
Edited verbatim proceedings of the water trails conference held in Shepherdstown, WV, October 9013, 1998. Discussion topics include: a keynote speech by U.S. Senator Paul Sarbanes, Middle Potomac Water Trail, water trail case studies, status and trends of water trails, getting started, sustaining trails, ecotourism, Federal role in water trails, State and Provincial programs, and Chesapeake Bay water trail workshop.
Chesapeake Bay Environmental Models
Publication date: 2/1/2005 | Type of document: Brochure
This brochure describes the application of the linked Airshed Model, Watershed
Model, and Estuarine Water Quality Model in Chesapeake Bay water quality
management
Forested Riparian Zones and Benefits to Anadromous Fish
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Publication date: 11/11/2001 | Type of document: Fact Sheet
Riparian forests are essential interfaces between terrestrial and aquatic
ecosystems. They intercept surface runoff, subsurface flow and deeper ground
water flows for purposes of removing or buffering effects from nutrients,
pesticides or other pollutants which could otherwise enter streams and other
larger bodies of water.
What is Dissolved Oxygen and Why is it Important to the Chesapeake Bay?
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Publication date: 7/12/2004 | Type of document: Fact Sheet
Dissolved oxygen is vital to the health of the living resources in
Chesapeake Bay. This background fact sheet explains the sources of
dissolved oxygen, the role dissolved oxygen plays in the Bay ecosystem,
and explains low dissolved oxygen conditions sometimes observed in the
Bay.