Videos
Watch our feature videos to learn about Chesapeake Bay science, restoration, wildlife and culture from the people who live, work and play in the watershed.
Selling surplus oysters for Bay restoration
The SOAR program buys aquaculture oysters to help both farmers and the Bay.
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Nansemond Indian Nation continues river stewardship
Tribal leaders host an oyster planting and describe a long stewardship tradition.
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Green space reimagined in the heart of Ward 8
A variety of nonprofits work together to improve Oxon Run Park in Washington, D.C.
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Chesapeake Climate: Fighting floods
In a region of New York along the upper Susquehanna River, managing more intense storms takes a watershed approach
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Chesapeake Climate: Underwater grasses
Reducing pollution helps bay grasses withstand warming temperatures and more extreme weather
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Chesapeake Climate: Regenerative farming
A family farm has learned that improving soil health improves their ability to endure more extreme weather
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Chesapeake Climate: Brook trout
Warming temperatures threaten a striking fish that depend on cool, clean water
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Chesapeake Climate: Urban heat islands
The urban heat island effect can raise the temperature in cities, but urban tree canopy can help keep neighborhoods cool
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A new Hopewell
The Virginia city combined pollution reduction with efforts to revitalize the city and reconnect residents to the water
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Climbing toward a better future
A training program helps people released from incarceration find green careers
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Precision agriculture with the 'Space Man'
Jonathan Quinn uses technology to maximize his profits and protect the local and downstream environment
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