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Baltimore Fishbowl
March 30, 2017

Five signs of resilience in Chesapeake Bay health - Chesapeake Bay Program
Chesapeake Bay
March 30, 2017

Lawmakers OK oyster sanctuary restrictions
MyEasternShore
March 31, 2017

Research shows significant ways climate already has changed for the Chesapeake
Carroll County Times
March 31, 2017

Light City Festival Returns to Baltimore’s Inner Harbor
Capitol Communicator
April 1, 2017

The Water Institute of the Gulf: Creation of conceptual diagrams
Project Dates : July 27, 2015 - November 30, 2015
This project is to develop custom conceptual diagrams according to the needs of The Water Institute of the Gulf (TWI). Diagrams are likely to include: key ecosystem components including: marsh, bald cypress swamp, mangrove stand, oyster reef, aquatic vegetation, barrier island, and open water/base sediment.
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The Water Institute of the Gulf: Creation of a synthesis report
Project Dates : September 10, 2015 - March 31, 2016
This project will be to develop a 16-page, full color, graphics rich booklet for The Water Institute of the Gulf. The synthesis report will explain the key habitats of coastal Louisiana, the ecosystem services that they deliver to support coastal community resilience and how this could be enhanced.
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Seqwater: Development of Dam and River Conceptual Diagrams
Project Dates : April 01, 2013 - December 31, 2015
Seqwater is the Queensland Government Statutory Authority responsible for ensuring a safe, secure and reliable water supply for South East Queensland, Australia, as well as managing catchment health and providing recreational facilities to the community. 
IAN has been contracted to produce conceptual diagrams of a multiple of dams and river systems that describe the water quality of the waterways and influences on the watershed. Each annual task entails participation in Seqwater workshops, in person or remotely, and an iterative process to produce the diagrams.
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Inter-American Development Bank: Facilitate the Partnership Between Chesapeake Bay and Guanabara Bay to Enhance and Accelerate Restoration
Project Dates : April 01, 2016 - July 31, 2017

The objective of this technical cooperation is to facilitate the partnership between the States of Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) and Maryland (USA) that will provide advice and support for a Guanabara Bay Program with an effective governance structure and management program designed to revitalize the Guanabara Bay. As the facilitator for Chesapeake Bay, the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science (UMCES) and IAN will provide targeted support to PSAM and the State of Rio as it develops a governance structure, assesses the environmental health, and develops and implements a restorat

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Oyster sanctuary, study bill moves through legislature
MyEasternShore
March 28, 2017

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