Chesapeake Bay blue crab

Smithsonian Environmental Research Center

Media Contact

Kristen Goodhue

443-482-2325

GoodhueK@si.edu

Colorful photo of underwater corals with different textures and small fish swimming among them.
‘Life in the Ocean Touches Everyone’: U.S. Rolls Out First National Ocean Biodiversity Strategy
News Release
06.03.2024
Environmental Research Center
An underwater photo of a group of white, opalescent fish swimming in one direction near a piece of coral.
Adult Fish Struggle To Bounce Back in Marine Protected Areas
News Release
04.04.2024
Environmental Research Center Research News
Yellow frog on green grass
Protecting Lands Slows Biodiversity Loss Among Vertebrates by Five Times
News Release
09.27.2023
Environmental Research Center Research News
Fisherman casting seine net
Marine Protected Areas Improve Health, Wealth of Nearby Communities
News Release
06.22.2023
Environmental Research Center Research News
Scientists working on inaugural BiodiversiTREE project pose for group shot
Tree Species Diversity Increases Likelihood of Planting Success
News Release
05.23.2023
Environmental Research Center Research News
Smithsonian logo
Unraveling a Microbial Mystery
News Release
04.04.2023
Environmental Research Center Research News
Belize Mangroves
Getting to the Root of Blue Carbon Storage in Belize’s Mangroves
News Release
02.08.2023
Environmental Research Center Research News
Group of people stand on bridge while dumping large buckets of oysters into water below
Smithsonian and Chesapeake Bay Foundation Announce New Oyster Restoration Partnership
News Release
11.15.2022
Environmental Research Center
Underwater photo of lush green eelgrass being moved in a current
Legacy of Ancient Ice Ages Shapes How Seagrasses Respond to Environmental Threats Today
News Release
08.01.2022
Environmental Research Center Research News
Diver floats next to suspended panels in the water
As the Ocean Heats Up Hungrier Predators Take Control
News Release
06.09.2022
Environmental Research Center Research News
Person kneels in wetlands
For Wetland Plants, Sea-Level Rise Stamps Out Benefits of Higher CO2
News Release
05.18.2022
Environmental Research Center Research News
View of lush tree tops
Tropical Trees Are Dying of Dehydration Due to Climate Change
News Release
05.18.2022
Environmental Research Center Research News

Pages