Collaborate and Inform
Collaborate and Inform
A Science-Based Approach for Targeting Resources to Achieve Multiple Chesapeake Outcome
The USGS conducts integrated science, working across multiple disciplines, to address the complex issues faced by land- and water-resource managers in the Chesapeake Bay Program. The USGS translates the science and engages stakeholders to effectively inform restoration and conservation decisions across the Chesapeake watershed, which are also applied to other restoration efforts across the Nation.
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USGS Chesapeake Bay Topic Leaders
USGS Chesapeake Bay studies are carried out by integrated teams of scientists located across the watershed. The leaders of these teams are listed below. Click on a scientist's name to be taken to their staff profile.
Chesapeake Bay Activities Partners
The USGS collaborates with Federal, State, and local governments; non-governmental agencies; and academic partners. Listed below are some of our primary partners.
Chesapeake Bay Activities Data Resources
This data page contains USGS information for key national data sets and more specific information for the Chesapeake Bay watershed.
Videos Highlighting USGS Chesapeake Bay Activities
A list of Chesapeake Bay Program videos highlighting USGS Chesapeake Bay Activities.
Chesapeake Bay Activities works with Mission Areas, Programs, Science Centers
The collaboration with USGS programs and mission areas provides the resources for USGS Chesapeake Bay studies. USGS Chesapeake Bay studies interact with multiple USGS programs where there is mutual benefit for the programs to meet their respective missions through funding projects that also meet the goals of Chesapeake Bay studies. USGS national programs fund both Bay-specific projects and...
USGS Science Highlighted at Ecosystem Restoration Conference
The critical role of science to support ecosystem restoration was highlighted at the 6th National Conference on Ecosystem Restoration (NCER). NCER is premier conference to bring together restoration managers and scientists to discuss innovative approaches to restore the Nation’s ecosystems.