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Chesapeake Bay
The Chesapeake Bay is the largest estuary in the United States and one of the largest in the entire world.
Learn About Our Efforts in the Bay
Cove Point
The American beachgrass and wetland grasses planted by several hundred local students and volunteers is already showing great progress!
Learn About Cove Point
Dolphin Count Results are In!
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Eastern Neck Refuge
Since 2000, we have restored more than 12 acres of wetland habitat at Eastern Neck National Wildlife Refuge.
Learn About Eastern Neck
Floating Wetlands
The Aquarium launched a floating wetland island into Baltimore's Inner Harbor.
Learn About the Floating Wetland
Masonville Cove
Discover how planting native shrubs along 2 acres of restored wetland will help revitalize the Baltimore Harbor and create valuable aquatic habitat right here in Baltimore City.
Learn About Masonville Cove
Nassawango Creek Preserve
Nassawango Creek Preserve is home to 60 species of migratory birds and a number of rare plant species.
See What We're Doing at Nassawango
Terrapins in the Classroom
Participating classes receive diamondback terrapin hatchlings to care for, study and release back to their natural habitat.
Learn About Terrapins in the Classroom
Virginia Beach
The beach's stability has been compromised due to storms such as Hurricane Isabel.
Learn About Dune Restoration
Wetland Nursery Program
Students build a nursery pond on school grounds and raise wetland plants onsite. At the end of the school year, they transplant them to one of our wetland restoration sites.
Learn About the Wetland Nursery Program
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