Browsing: Watershed & Environmental Science
Oysters are vital to the Chesapeake Bay, filtering excess nutrients and providing habitat for fish and crabs. Due to factors like disease and overfishing, only around…
The article discusses funding opportunities for the B-WET program across various regions in the U.S. California: The next competition is anticipated in late summer or fall…
The Huron River Watershed received a C+ grade from the University of Maryland’s Center for Environmental Science, indicating a “moderate” health status. Rebecca Esselman, executive director…
The article by Gay et al. (2023) discusses the role of riparian buffers in enhancing baseflow and reducing peakflows in developing watersheds. The authors demonstrate that…
Executive Summary: Water is vital for life, necessitating efforts to understand, protect, and restore aquatic habitats in British Columbia. The Raincoast Healthy Waters program, initiated in…
In October, Maryland leaders collaborated with Mid-Atlantic officials to propose a revised Chesapeake Bay Watershed Agreement, focusing on pollution reductions and health improvements for the Bay.…
Millersville University has acquired Creek Lodge and adjacent woodlot, prompting Dr. John Wallace and Dr. Nanette-Marcum-Dietrich to propose the establishment of a Watershed Education Training Institute…
The article discusses the turmoil facing the Chesapeake Bay cleanup program amid Donald Trump’s administration. The program, spanning 42 years across seven administrations, is suffering significant…
The article discusses the critical role of water resources in Canada, highlighting concerns about the misconception of abundance, particularly in Alberta. Dr. Frederick Wrona, the new…
The referenced works explore critical interactions between plant life and soil dynamics in various ecosystems, particularly focusing on drylands and river restoration efforts. Cortina and Maestre…