Videos
Browse our collection of videos to learn about everything from blue crabs and oysters to hands-on science and restoration projects.
A forest’s hopes rest on golden wings
Pennsylvania couple battles invasives and benefits a bird in decline
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Bay 101: Fish food
What do larger fish like striped bass and bluefish eat to survive in the Chesapeake Bay?
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Bringing back the bobwhite quail
An Eastern Shore farm partnered with Washington College to manage native grasslands for wildlife
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Maryland farmer develops solution for agriculture runoff
Sam Owings innovates to stop pollution from leaving his Maryland farm
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Bay 101: Emerald ash borer
How are experts working to curb the effects of this invasive insect that is decimating ash trees?
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At home, on the water in Baltimore
Roughly 500 Baltimore eighth graders paddle the Patapsco River—many for the first time—in the Kids and Kayaks program.
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Bay 101: Wetlands
What are wetlands, and how are they important for wildlife and water quality in the Bay region?
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The Grass Whisperer
Troy Bishopp is a grazing specialist in New York whose passion earned him the moniker the Grass Whisperer
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Bringing Back the Little J
How a local river association helped bring the Little Juniata back to life
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Chesapeake Bay Interpretive Buoy System
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's buoy system brings the Bay into the palm of your hand
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Bay 101: Population growth
How does the growing number of people living in the Bay region put pressure on its natural resources?
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