Cedar Island marsh could mean more bird habitat, less erosion for Eastern Shore
A new design proposed for Cedar Island would stabilize the southern 2 miles of the 10-mile island by creating about 200 acres of marsh behind the barrier island.
Regional Sea Grant RFP
2012 Research Portfolio, Healthy Ecosystems, Regional Sea Grant RFP, Research, Uncategorized
Understanding How Change Affects Delmarva’s Coastal Lagoons
Delmarva’s shallow coastal lagoons are important for seagrass, fish, and human recreation, but little is known about how they will
Fisheries & Aquaculture, Healthy Ecosystems, Regional Sea Grant RFP, Research, Uncategorized, Virginia Marine Resource Bulletin Fall/Winter 2008
Teaming Up
The movements of tiny fish larvae could hold the key to understanding the dynamics of fisheries in the Delaware and Chesapeake bays. A group of Sea Grant researchers from Virginia, Maryland, and Delaware are studying the oceanographic and biological forces that control when and how larval fish enter our estuaries.
