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Quantifying Nutrient Reductions from Urban Stream Restoration

Solomons, Md. (April 30, 2008) – UMCES researchers have developed a new way to measure the amount of nitrogen removed from urban streams during environmental restoration projects, opening the door to new pollution reduction opportunities as we repair our nation’s aging urban infrastructure..More...

UMCES in the News Sturgeon Failure Breeds New Leads Discovery News 12 May 2008 Commentary: Saving the Crab -- and the Watermen The Washington Post 11 May 2008 In Brief: Dyke Marsh Restoration The Washington Post 8 May 2008 In Tide and Life, Spring Can Really Hang You Up Bay Weekly 8 May 2008

AL HONORS LAVALE'S JEFFREY RUARK FOR ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION

Frostburg, Md. (April 15, 2008) – The UMCES Appalachian Laboratory honors Maryland Park Service leader Jeffrey Ruark with the 2008 Richard A. Johnson Environmental Education Award. More..

CBL STUDENTS WARN OF CLIMATE CHANGE'S IMPACT ON RECREATIONAL FISHING

Solomons, Md. (April 10, 2008) – Research by a team of CBL graduate students warns of likely changes recreational saltwater fishermen can expect as climate change impacts the Atlantic coast. More..

CHESAPEAKE BAY EARNS C-MINUS IN UMCES REPORT CARD

Annapolis, Md. (April 3, 2008) – UMCES researchers gave the Chesapeake Bay a C-minus in 2007, indicating that Bay ecological conditions were slightly better than the previous year, but far below what is needed for a healthy Bay.. More..

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