Publications

A report on the Community Watershed Initiative Strategy: Recognizing Shared Vision, Realizing Shared Goals

This work contains the following themes as they relate to the Chesapeake Bay: Watersheds, Peoples of the Bay/Social and Cultural Environment, Environmental Stewardship and Sustainability of the Bay/Stewardship.

This report is a summary of Phase I and II of a study designed to provide necessary data and recommendations for development of estuarine acute and chronic atrazine criterion for the Chesapeake Bay.

An overview of the Anacostia Ecosystem Initiative, EPA, Region III, and its goals for the Anacostia River and its surrounding communities.

This Work Plan outlines the continuing Federal support for the Anacostia watershed restoration effort, and applying six restoration goals identified in the Anacostia Watershed Restoration Committee's Six Point Action, examines Federal programs to determine what goals are being fulfilled and which others can be achieved with Federal support.

This policy document considers only first time introductions of non-indigenous, non-naturalized aquatic species. Organisms, including marsh-dwellers, that live on land or in the soil are not included in the scope of this policy.

A geographical targeting approach for focusing chemical contaminant remediation, reduction, prevention, protection, and assessment actions within the Chesapeake Bay basin.

The purpose of this document is to present a geographical targeting approach for focusing chemical contam8inant remediation, reduction, prevention, protection, and assessment actions within the Chesapeake Bay basin.

An introduction to the issues and ecosystems of the Great Waters Program.

Goals of Chesapeake Bay's Toxics of Concern Workgroup study were to conduct partial life cycle toxicity studies with atrazine for the Sago pondweed (Potamogeton pectinatus), commonly found in Chesapeake Bay. Data will be used for the development of a chronic atrazine criterion for estuarine waters of Chesapeake Bay.