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April 21, 2022  +
Annapolis  +
United States  +
Virtual or Annapolis, MD  +
June 8, 2022  +
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June 6, 2022  +
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Chesapeake Bay Restoration, Resilience, anChesapeake Bay Restoration, Resilience, and Reflection: Progress and Future Challenges</br></br>The Chesapeake Community Modeling Program is excited to convene the 2022 edition of our biennial symposium. Please join us June 6-8, 2022 for Chesapeake Community Research Symposium 2022 in Annapolis, Maryland and online.</br></br>Scope and Aims</br></br>Significant progress has been made toward restoring Chesapeake Bay water quality and living resources. This progress includes the achievement of the 2025 goals for nitrogen and phosphorus pollutant load reductions collectively from hundreds of Chesapeake Bay watershed municipal and industrial wastewater treatment facilities a decade early. In addition, trends in recent years suggest that the summertime anoxic volume (i.e., dead zone) is decreasing and submerged aquatic vegetation has shown signs of recovering. However, restoration efforts face significant challenges as we enter the third decade of the 21st century. Perhaps the most daunting future challenge is maintaining progress in the face of a changing natural and human environment. Globally influenced changes in regional weather patterns and sea level rise are affecting temperature, watershed dynamics, groundwater processes, estuarine hydrodynamics, biogeochemistry, and ecology. In addition, increasing human population in the watershed continue to influence stressors that will interact with the effects of climate change and sea level rise. Moreover, there is a pressing need to consider the effects that changing environmental conditions have on higher trophic levels and ecosystem services which, until recently have received considerably less attention than submerged aquatic vegetation and benthic filter feeders.tic vegetation and benthic filter feeders.  +
2022 Chesapeake Community Research Symposium  +
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Maryland  +
Terrestrial Working Group  +, Coastal Working Group  +, Marine Working Group  +, Education and Knowledge Transfer (EKT) Working Group  +, Cyberinformatics and Numerics Working Group  +, Hydrology Focus Research Group  +, Chesapeake Focus Research Group  +, Human Dimensions Focus Research Group  +  and Ecosystem Dynamics Focus Research Group  +