Stories by Rebecca Chillrud
Rebecca is the Communications Staffer at the Chesapeake Bay Program. She has a Master's in Climate Science and Policy from Bard College and a Bachelor's in Geological Sciences from SUNY Geneseo. Originally from upstate New York, she currently resides in Washington, D.C.
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Catfish of the Chesapeake
June 16, 2020The Bay region is home to several catfish species, both native and invasive
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Despite social distance, our rivers connect us
June 3, 2020Celebrate Chesapeake Bay Awareness Week June 6-14
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Chesapeake farms are feeling the heat
May 26, 2020Changes to our climate can have serious impacts on agriculture
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Five species that provide a vital link in the Chesapeake Bay food web
May 22, 2020Meet some of the Bay’s most important forage species
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Born to stand out
May 1, 2020Five-lined skinks provide a pop of color to the forest floor
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Eight ways to explore the Chesapeake Bay from home
April 24, 2020Can’t get outside? Here are eight ways to access the Bay from the comfort of your couch
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Wooded wetlands host amphibians aplenty
April 10, 2020The wood frog is an early-season visitor to vernal pools
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Ten Chesapeake species with unique nicknames
April 1, 2020These creative names will bring some joy to your day
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Female birds show their colors
March 27, 2020Though the females are often drab, there are exceptions to every rule
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Is the Chesapeake Bay fresh or salty?
March 20, 2020Salinity makes a big difference to underwater life
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