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- Purple marsh crabs are significantly disrupting carbon cycling in salt marshes along the East Coast of the U.S., according to a study led by Batten School & VIMS scientists.
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- The R. Todd Stravitz Scholars Program will provide full tuition support for students pursuing the new bachelor’s degree in coastal & marine sciences at the Batten School & VIMS.
  
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- Popular, free camps enable rising third through eighth graders to learn about the Chesapeake Bay, coastal ecosystems and environmental stewardship.
  
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- National TRAP Program funds large-scale cleanup of discarded fishing gear, first round of subawards totaling more than $1.4M supports 11 projects focused on removing derelict fishing gear from coastal waters in nine U.S. states and Palau.
  
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- As an expression of parental pride in their daughter, Taylor Spencer ‘83 and Martha Spencer recently established an undergraduate field research endowment at the Batten School & VIMS.
  
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SAV Monitoring & Restoration

SAV Bibliography

Papers, Reports, and books in this section relate to work done on Submerged Aquatic Vegetation (SAV) in Chesapeake Bay and Coastal Bays. Papers are assigned to one or more of six broad categories:

Animal Interactions
Coastal Bays (Maryland and Virginia)
Distribution, Abundance, and Production
Environmental Interaction, Processes, and Modeling
Reference Books Related to SAV Monitoring
Reproductive Biology, Systematics, and Molecular Genetics
Restoration and Management

Papers are listed in reverse chronological order within their categories.