Human Impacts

Mid-Atlantic

Human ImpactsChesapeake Bay Watershed Public Attitude and Behavior SurveyIntegrating Socioeconomics into Gap AnalysisOpportunities and Barriers for Gap Analysis UtilizationSocioeconomic Feasibility of Elk Restoration in VirginiaChesapeake Bay Program Fish Consumption Advisories ProjectCenter for Human-Wildlife Conflict ResolutionHorseshoe Crab Research Center

Chesapeake Bay Watershed Public Attitude and Behavior Survey

We performed a telephone survey of Chesapeake Bay watershed residents for The Chesapeake Bay Program. This survey addressed resident perceptions, attitudes, and behaviors relevant to water quality issues in order to develop and effectively disseminate messages to specific target audiences. Completed, September 2002. View the Executive Summary or Full Report here!

Chesapeake Bay

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2006 State of the Bay
Description: This 2006 report examines the current state of the Chesapeake Bay. The bay has improved slightly due to decreased nitrogen and phosphorous pollution and increased levels of dissolved oxygen.
Resource Type: Issue Overviews
Resource Format: PDF
Publisher: Chesapeake Bay Foundation

Accessing data for the Bay: The Chesapeake Bay Data Mapper

Algae Which Do Not Cause Illness in Humans - But Are Harmful to Fish

Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay

Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay Citzen Monitoring Program & Data

Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay Programs and Partnership Opportunities

American eel Anguilla rostrata - Species Information

American shad Alosa sapidissima - Species Information

Aquatic Reef Restoration

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