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The Chesapeake Research Consortium (CRC) fully enables its member institutions and the broader scientific . community in the region to inspire and implement solutions to the understanding and management of the . Chesapeake Bay and its watershed, by defining, coordinating, and disseminating the research and education
The Mathias Medal is awarded jointly by Maryland Sea Grant, Virginia Sea Grant, and the Chesapeake Research Consortium and is named for the late U.S. Senator Charles “Mac” Mathias of Maryland, who championed efforts to clean up the Bay. The award recognizes outstanding scientific research that contributes to informed environmental policy in the Chesapeake Bay region. Since the Mathias ...
The NOAA Chesapeake Bay Office (NCBO) and Chesapeake Research Consortium (CRC) seek a summer intern for late May through mid-August 2024 (12 weeks) to assist with NCBO’s field-based science and observation efforts. The Chesapeake Bay is a dynamic ecosystem with highly variable environmental conditions. In order to monitor, understand, and ...
His interests include landscape ecology, land use land cover change, remote sensing, GIS, renewable energy, water resources, and estuaries. Alex Gunnerson joined Chesapeake Research Consortium (CRC) as an environmental management staffer for the Chesapeake Bay Program’s Scientific, Technical Assessment, and Reporting (STAR) team in September ...
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K.G. Sellner (ed.). 2005. Hurricane Isabel in Perspective. Chesapeake Research Consortium, CRC Publication 05-160, Edgewater, MD. ABSTRACT After making landfall on the North Carolina coast on the morning of 18 September 2003, Category 2 Hurricane Isabel tracked northward parallel to and slightly west of the Chesapeake Bay.
focus research strengths on vital scientific questions and pressing societal needs. ____ Research Assistant – Assessing the feasibility of assisted macroinvertebrate colonization in achieving ecological uplift in restored streams in the Chesapeake Bay Region This intern will be working with faculty and graduate students at Penn State University
