Chesapeake WILD 2023 Year in Review

Chesapeake WILD 2023 Year in Review
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Our fiscal year 2023 annual report showcases program accomplishments to date across strategic program areas and highlights a diversity of projects funded by the Chesapeake WILD Grants Program since its launch in 2022. 

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Collaboration science coordinator
Science Applications
Additional Role(s)
Conservation social scientist
Expertise
Landscape-scale collaborative conservation planning,
Interdisciplinary research design,
Social science methods,
Quantitative and qualitative data analysis,
Forming and managing conservation partnerships
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DE
VA
WV
PA
NY
Annapolis,MD
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Landscape biologist
Science Applications,
Delaware River Basin Restoration
Additional Role(s)
Point of contact for the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law
Area
DE
NJ
NY
PA
Annapolis,MD
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Public Affairs Specialist
Science Applications
Additional Role(s)
RAY Fellow
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Type of document
Annual Report
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Public Domain
Program
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Well-thought out and ready to roll, Chesapeake WILD is one of the sure-fire strategies for sustaining an enormous and enormously important 41-million acre landscape surrounding the largest estuary in the nation. - Tony Hiss, author “Rescuing the Planet: Protecting Half the Land to Heal the Earth”
Program
Annapolis,MD
Ecosystem
Coastal
River/stream
Rural
Urban
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Partnerships
FWS and DOI Region(s)
Northeast
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Chesapeake WILD Program