Welcome to Turning the Tide, the Chesapeake Bay Foundation's podcast that ran from March 2015 to September 2018. Join President Will Baker and guests as they share with you their thoughts on what it will really take to turn the tide—to restore our Bay and its rivers and streams.
EPISODES
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Environmental Justice
10 May 2017 Episode 55 | 00:25.50In this episode, CBF President Will Baker and Litigation Fellow Alayna Chuney discuss the importance of a healthy environment for all.
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It's All About Focus
25 Apr 2017 Episode 54 | 00:27:04In this episode, CBF President Will Baker and Chesapeake Bay Commission Executive Director Ann Swanson talk about the Bay's tri-state, nonpartisan, legislative advisory body and some of its biggest successes to date.
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Oysters Win, Trees Hold
11 Apr 2017 Episode 53 | 00:16:15CBF President Will Baker and Maryland Executive Director Alison Prost discuss the results of this year's general session, which wrapped up April 10, 2017.
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ALERT! Proposed Trump Budget Cuts Bay Clean Up
16 Mar 2017 Episode 51 | 00:17:33In this special edition podcast, Chesapeake Bay Foundation President Will Baker and Vice President Kim Coble oppose and prepare to fight the federal budget proposed today by President Trump.
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Glass Half Full
28 Feb 2017 Episode 50 | 00:20:11In this episode, CBF President Will Baker and Virginia Executive Director Rebecca LePrell talk about the progress made in this year's legislative session.
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The Incredible Oyster
14 Feb 2017 Episode 49 | 00:34:38In this episode, CBF President Will Baker talks with Maryland Fisheries Scientist Allison Colden about the state of the Chesapeake native oyster.
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March: Early Spring Fish
23 Mar 2022 Episode 48 | 00:06:38Welcome to our last episode of "Chesapeake Almanac." Cold weather is losing its grip on the Chesapeake, but though the water is still cold, the earliest born Norfolk spot are making their way north, just as much a benchmark of spring as the first crocuses on land. It's March madness, which for finfish means renewed traffic and spawning on the Bay and in rivers and creeks. On this episode, John Page Williams highlights the fish you'll find making an appearance in the Chesapeake in March. From Norfolk spot, winter flounder, Labrador herring, and river herring to yellow perch spawning in small creeks on balmy days, white suckers, largemouth bass, chain pickerel, and the first of the blueback herring. March is a busy time in our waters.
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Trees: The Oysters of the Land
31 Jan 2017 Episode 48 | 27:08CBF President Will Baker and Baltimore Tree Trust Executive Director Dan Millender discuss the environmental, economic, and cultural benefits of trees.
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How Is the Bay Doing?
17 Jan 2017 Episode 47 | 21:22CBF Vice President for Communications Elizabeth Buckman interviews President Will Baker about CBF's recent State of the Bay report.
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Let Science Be Your Guide
20 Dec 2016 Episode 46 | 44:03CBF President Will Baker and retiring CBF Fisheries Scientist Bill Goldsborough discuss the progress made using the science-based management of rockfish, crabs, oysters, and menhaden over the last decades.
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Second Chances: People, Planet, Profit
06 Dec 2016 Episode 45 | 17:20CBF President Will Baker talks with Pete Theodore from Second Chance in Baltimore, Maryland, about the environmental and community benefits of diverting waste from our landfills.
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We Can Be Saved
22 Nov 2016 Episode 44 | 14:29CBF President Will Baker talks with Tangier Mayor James “Ooker” Eskridge about the Chesapeake Bay that has provided for his beloved island and now threatens to take it away.
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