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The Maryland Department of Natural Resources conducted a qualitative sur...
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The Maryland Department of Natural Resources conducted a qualitative survey of freshwater mussels in the Patapsco River near to Ellicot City. This survey, associated with the planned removal of old dams on the river, found live and dead specimens of the state listed Triangle Floater. This video explains the project, the protocols used, and some characteristics of the Triangle Floater and freshwater mussels in general.
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Short clip of some of the protocols involved in fish sampling for the Ma...
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Short clip of some of the protocols involved in fish sampling for the Maryland Biological Stream Survey. This video shows assemblage of the block nets to ensure that nearly all fish in the transect are captured and identified. Secondly, it shows identification of the captured fish, along with public outreach with a few spectators.
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Conclusion. All streams in Maryland provide countless benefits, includi...
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Conclusion. All streams in Maryland provide countless benefits, including filtration of rain, erosion control, fishing and recreation opportunities, and beauty that is unparalleled. It is of utmost importance that we respect, protect, and conserve the natural resources within our freshwater streams. By protecting Maryland's waters, we help the Chesapeake Bay, the largest estuary in the United States. Contact Maryland's Department of Natural Resources' Monitoring and Non-Tidal Assessment Division for any questions regarding this video, and any requests for the DVD.
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The coastal plane region of Maryland is the most unique landscape in the...
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The coastal plane region of Maryland is the most unique landscape in the state. With its slow moving streams, gravel/sand bottoms, and tea-stained waters, this ecological region is the gateway to the sea. The high concentration of farmland require special concern when dealing with sediment and chemical levels in the waterways in this area.
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Maryland's Piedmont streams lie between the mountains and the coastal pl...
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Maryland's Piedmont streams lie between the mountains and the coastal plain, and are subject to many stressors due to dense population centers. However, they are home to several fish species which are more tolerant of pollution and high sediment levels due to high runoff from parking lots and roads.
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