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    hotels, motels, apartment houses and condos. Ocean city expanded when the Chesapeake Bay bridge was finished.By the 1970’s there were big businesses and more apartments being built. Now there are hotels, condos, apartments, and stores everywhere you look. Ocean City is located near Fenwick Island, near the Delaware line. On the drive there you go on the Chesapeake Bay bridge. On the bridge you get a beautiful view of the bay and you see boats going all around you and under you. It is a three to four

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    and condos. Ocean city expanded when the Chesapeake Bay bridge was finished, by the 1970’s there were big businesses and more apartments being built. Ocean City is located near Fenwick Island, near the Delaware line. On the bridge, you get a beautiful view of the bay and you see boats going all around you and under you. It is a three to four-hour drive depending on traffic. Once you get to Ocean City, depending on where you are, there is a view of the bay on one side and on the other side, you have

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    ago, glacial sheets from the last ice age begin to melt (Chesapeake Bay Program n.d.). As the glaciers melted the large volume of water began to raise sea levels. The rising seas levels engulfed the coast and flooded the Susquehanna river (“Geological History” n.d.). Once the seas levels have risen, the temperatures continued to rise changing the landscape. So “oak, maple, hickory, and other hardwood species started to appear” (Chesapeake Bay Program n.d.). Once the temperature increases even more

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    The health of the Susquehanna River and Chesapeake Bay was found based on Biological (macroinvertebrates and wildlife) and Chemicals characteristics (pH, dissolved oxygen, phosphates, nitrates, etc.) as well as physical observations (amount of forested buffers, wetlands, etc.) Overall it was concluded that the health of the water was good to excellent. What was found was that many of the macroinvertebrates found in the water were sensitive or facultative, meaning the water quality was good enough

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    “Shellfish is the only activity that benefits the bay,”(Sam Houghton, 2015) said Mr.Cook one of the Popponesset Bay three leading oyster farmers. In 2004 the town of Mashpee began restoring oyster aquaculture as a way to remove nitrogen from Popponesset Bay (Sam Houghton, 2015). The towns oyster aquaculture program has grown to 2,000,000 oysters annually (Sam Houghton, 2015). The town of Mashpee installed their first oyster beds in 2004 and were soon followed by the Wampanoags and Richard Cook. The

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    point beach, While I was completely exhausted, my squad members were fine because they got to run on two feet, I had to run on four. The workout, appropriately titled “Wet and Sandy” was set to begin. “Okay, now that everybody is here run into the Chesapeake Bay and cover yourself with as much sand as possible. Then come back to hospital point, you have 30 seconds. Go”. The entire squad bolted for the sea and began to cover themselves with sand. As quickly as possible we threw sand all over our bodies

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    Every ecosystem on earth relies on the complex relationships made between individual species which have evolved over millions of years. In this jigsaw framework, the loss of any one individual species has a significant impact on the remaining species and the ecosystem, thereby affecting its biodiversity. Per Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary, biodiversity is the whole collection of living organisms, consisting of different species of plants and animals, that cohabitate in an ecosystem. This term collectively

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    that were available a mere 10 years ago. Billions of dollars are easily lost due to this decrease in production within the industry. The bay that was shown during the movie, Chesapeake Bay, is one of the largest estuaries in the United States. This bay is very susceptible to becoming a dead zone due to all the nitrogen and phosphorus is being brought into the bay from farming. A dead zone does not allow or oxygen to be produced due to all the algae that are present, and once an animal is in a trapped

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    The word Chesapeake, although there is some scholarly dispute, likely means “Great Bay of Shells” or “Great Shellfish Bay” in the language of the Algonquian Native Americans (“Oyster History”). This translation is appropriate and accurate to anyone familiar with the Chesapeake Bay and its rich history of oysters. The Chesapeake Bay is the largest estuary in the United States with over 150 rivers and streams flow into its basin. It measures roughly 200 miles in length, 3.4 to 35 miles in width and

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    Chesapeake Shores

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    Even though your series Chesapeake Shores has come to an end as far as a book series goes, will you ever consider writing any more books in that series? Well, I'll consider anything. At this moment, I'm not planning to write any more in that series. And as far as that impacts the TV show, amazingly, we got through the entire first season, and we haven't even finished book one. So we've got a long way to go before we would empty out the coffers of the books. That's why I certainly hope it goes on

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