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- RT @chesapeakebay: 1/3 In honor of #BlackBirdersWeek and today's theme of #PostABird, we thought we'd share a little Chesapeake Bay region… 22 hours ago
- RT @Jeremy_Cox: Not pretty pictures. This is what an out-of-balance ecosystem looks like. Too much lawn fertilizer. Unnecessary sewage spil… 22 hours ago
- RT @chesapeakebay: 2/3 Success depends on people from widely diverse backgrounds, cultures, ethnicities, identities, and races taking colle… 22 hours ago
- RT @ChidiPaige: Hello everyone! I'm Chidi Paige. I've been a birder for 13 years, led a youth birding team for 7 years and designed 2 birdi… 22 hours ago
- RT @LoveRockCreek: .@GirlTrek is creating safe spaces for Black women in the outdoors. With weekly "walk and talks", curated playlists, and… 22 hours ago
- RT @chesapeakebay: 1/3 In honor of the inaugural #BlackBirdersWeek, we want to highlight the voices, experiences, and work of Black nature… 22 hours ago
- @Formorphology @USC Hi Kiersten! 💚🌱🌎 22 hours ago
- MOM’s Center City #Philly location is closed now to allow staff to get home for curfew. Will be closing at 6pm tomorrow. #PA 23 hours ago
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MOMs on the Bay
Employees from the Alexandria store had a great bay adventure recently with the Chesapeake Bay Foundation. Read on for Alex’s rundown on the awesome day. “It was a balmy summer morning, with the promise of Washington’s finest heat and humidity … Continue reading
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Tagged bald eagles, boat, catfish, CBF, Chesapeake Bay Foundation, Chesapeake watershed, Conservation, CSNY, District of Columbia, Eastern Shore, ecology, Maryland, Mount Vernon, oxygen levels, oysters, perch, pesticides, Potomac River, run-off, salinity, SE Harbor Waterfront, sewer system, trawling, watershed
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