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• Smithsonian scientists become shark detectives to track species in the Chesapeake Bay

  13 September 2018

  

   

• Scientists discover common sea nettle jellyfish is actually two distinct species

  16 October 2017

  

   

• Coral reef eavesdropping unveils burrowed, romantic male singers

  7 August 2017

  

   

• Invasive ash borer found in Smithsonian Environmental Research Center forest; ash deaths may impact Chesapeake waters

  29 June 2017

  

   

• DNA is trusty new weapon for detecting slime nets and other invasive marine parasites

  1 June 2017

  

   

• Battle against invasive marine species comes up short as global shipping surges

  28 March 2017

  

   

• Brief squid surprise

  20 October 2016

  

   

• Climate Change May Benefit Native Oysters, but There’s a Catch

  11 October 2016

  

   

• Ancient Native-American methods may be key to sustainable oyster harvests

  23 May 2016

  

   

• Smithsonian Expert Urges Caution, Patience on Blue Crab Recovery

  25 April 2016

  

   

• Cownose Rays Aquitted: Not Guilty of Decimating Chesapeake Oysters

  11 April 2016

  

   

• New report enables creation of carbon credits for restored wetlands

  2 December 2015

  

   

• Environmental “Forensics” Pieces Together Mysterious Plant Invasion

  14 August 2015

  

   

• American Indians, colonists had healthy appetite for crabs, study shows

  2 February 2015

  

   

• Climate change expected to expand majority of ocean dead zones

  10 November 2014

  

   

• With too few males, blue crab population may be put at risk

  21 July 2014