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Lending an Ear - White perch and striped bass tell us about their travels
Chesapeake Quarterly
2013-04-01

David Secor keeps a collection of ear bones. The inner-ear appendages, called otoliths, are tucked away on a shelf in his laboratory in Solomons, Maryland.

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Our Bay: U of Maryland wins grant for menhaden study
Capital Gazette
2012-12-29

SOLOMONS — The University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science launched a two-year study of menhaden this month.

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Study looks at balancing fishing for and preserving menhaden - Population at lowest point in 50 years
Southern Maryland News
2012-12-28

Fisheries scientists are conducting a study on Atlantic menhaden that will help identify the balance between harvesting and preserving the species.

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Scientists investigate ecological value of menhaden - UM study to see how many should be spared from fishing nets for other fish to eat
The Baltimore Sun B'More Green Blog
2012-12-18

With catch limits on Atlantic menhaden being tightened to end overfishing, a new study is getting under way to look at just how many of the little oily fish need to be left in the water to maintain

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Menhaden Study Will Balance Fishing/Preserving
The Bay Net News
2012-12-18

Millions of tiny Atlantic menhaden swim in the Chesapeake Bay and are the favorite menu item of prized rockfish. They are also the heart of a major fish oil industry on the East Coast.

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New menhaden study will help identify balance between fishing and preserving Bay forage fish
Physorg
2012-12-17

Millions of tiny Atlantic menhaden swim in the Chesapeake Bay and are the favorite menu item of prized rockfish. They are also the heart of a major fish oil industry on the East Coast.

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Solomons residents discuss Farren Ave., sidewalk project - County presents update on issues
Southern Maryland News
2012-10-10

During a calm Solomons Civic Association meeting Monday night, residents were given an update on Farren Avenue and the Solomons Island sidewalk project.

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Our Bay: Can the blue crab success story be repeated?
Capital Gazette
July 28

By THOMAS MILLER, University of Maryland 

After more than a decade of low abundances, blue crab in the Chesapeake Bay appears to be back.

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Our Bay: Can the blue crab success story be repeated?
Capital Gazette
2012-07-28

By THOMAS MILLER, University of Maryland

After more than a decade of low abundances, blue crab in the Chesapeake Bay appears to be back.

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The Blue Crab Conundrum
Chesapeake Quarterly
2012-07-01

WHAT'S BEHIND THIS YEAR'S BOOM in Chesapeake Bay blue crabs? Good management? Good weather? Or good luck?

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