Add to ORKGSeagrass is an incredibly valuable habitat in the Chesapeake Bay. Students will use mock seagrass patches, modeled after a research transect along Goodwin Island, Virginia, to analyze change in seagrass percent cover during, and following, a major die-off event in 2010. Students also analyze water quality graphs from the same time period to help them determine why the die-off may have occurred
The changes in water quality within shallow water regions of the lower Chesapake Bay was compared se...
Seagrass communities display complex population dynamics that are presently poorly understood. While...
The importance of estuarine seagrass beds as nurseries for juvenile fish has become a universal para...
Grade Level: 7-12 Subjects: Life Science, Biology, and Environmental Science Students will work in g...
Shoots in seagrass beds form canopies: structurally complex habitats that provide refuge for fauna a...
Grades: 9-12 Subjects: Biology Students will collect data about animals in a seagrass meadow, learn ...
Seagrass habitats in South Florida are exceptionally valuable. They play an important ecological rol...
Seagrasses, or submerged aquatic vegetation (SA V), have been mapped in the Chesapeake Bay five time...
Seagrass meadows are found growing on beach foreshores throughout the Caribbean. These underwater me...
Author Posting. © American Geophysical Union, 2018. This article is posted here by permission of Am...
Low-lying coastal and estuarine areas are among the most populated regions globally, have high econo...
Global assessments of seagrass declines have documented accelerating rates of loss due to anthropoge...
The seagrass resource provides essential ecosystem functions for many marine species. This research...
Seagrass meadows are valuable ecosystem service providers that are now being lost globally at an unp...
Many natural and human-induced events create disturbances in seagrasses throughout the world, but qu...
The changes in water quality within shallow water regions of the lower Chesapake Bay was compared se...
Seagrass communities display complex population dynamics that are presently poorly understood. While...
The importance of estuarine seagrass beds as nurseries for juvenile fish has become a universal para...
Grade Level: 7-12 Subjects: Life Science, Biology, and Environmental Science Students will work in g...
Shoots in seagrass beds form canopies: structurally complex habitats that provide refuge for fauna a...
Grades: 9-12 Subjects: Biology Students will collect data about animals in a seagrass meadow, learn ...
Seagrass habitats in South Florida are exceptionally valuable. They play an important ecological rol...
Seagrasses, or submerged aquatic vegetation (SA V), have been mapped in the Chesapeake Bay five time...
Seagrass meadows are found growing on beach foreshores throughout the Caribbean. These underwater me...
Author Posting. © American Geophysical Union, 2018. This article is posted here by permission of Am...
Low-lying coastal and estuarine areas are among the most populated regions globally, have high econo...
Global assessments of seagrass declines have documented accelerating rates of loss due to anthropoge...
The seagrass resource provides essential ecosystem functions for many marine species. This research...
Seagrass meadows are valuable ecosystem service providers that are now being lost globally at an unp...
Many natural and human-induced events create disturbances in seagrasses throughout the world, but qu...
The changes in water quality within shallow water regions of the lower Chesapake Bay was compared se...
Seagrass communities display complex population dynamics that are presently poorly understood. While...
The importance of estuarine seagrass beds as nurseries for juvenile fish has become a universal para...
