Videos

Chesapeake Classrooms—Teacher Professional Development with the Chesapeake Bay Foundation

19 Apr 2010 0:03:34

CBF provides high-quality professional learning that meets the evolving needs of teachers and schools across the watershed through the Chesapeake Classrooms program.

Inspire 30,000 Students to be Environmental Leaders

01 Apr 2010 0:01:31

The Chesapeake Bay and its rivers and streams are the outdoor classrooms for the Chesapeake Bay Foundation. Each year, we bring about 30,000 students and 400 teachers from diverse backgrounds out onto the water, using canoes, work boats, field guides, water chemistry testing gear, and online mapping tools to teach people about their local environment.

Drilling Pollutes Drinking Water

11 Nov 2009 0:03:12

The natural gas drilling boom in Pennsylvania is providing a relatively clean-burning fuel -- but actually getting the gas out of the ground can be messy.

Save Tangier Island

16 Sep 2009 0:05:39

Go behind the scenes to learn about life on Tangier Island in the Chesapeake Bay.

You Gotta Be There

27 Feb 2009 0:08:15

Learn more about the Chesapeake Bay Foundation's Outdoor Learning Program.

Emeril Green—Southern Cooked Greens

24 Nov 2008 0:15:00

Celebrity chef Emeril Lagasse shares his recipe on how to make delicious southern greens.

Birth of Asquith Creek Oyster Reef

21 Oct 2008 0:15:00

Twenty-five hundred cubic yards of concrete were recycled from the Bay Bridge to act as a foundation for more than three million spat-on-shell oysters.

Crab Shedding

06 May 2008 0:02:00

An interesting take on a crab shedding its shell.

The Chesapeake Bay Foundation's Clagett Farm

25 Jan 2008 00:05:02

In this video, welcome to Clagett Farm, a working farm, owned and operated by the Chesapeake Bay Foundation in Upper Marlboro, Maryland. We use the 285 acres of the farm for a variety of programs: vegetables, native trees, grass-fed beef, educational field programs, and agricultural policy.

Expedition Susquehanna: WVIA Documentary Preview

14 Dec 2007 0:03:47

On June 18, 2006 a dozen future agricultural leaders from Pennsylvania embarked on a 444-mile trip down the Susquehanna River to the Chesapeake Bay.