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Amphibians

• Seventh "Great Herp Search" Held June 3 Summer 95 10(2)
• Nature Observations: Lions and Leopards and Rhinoceros... Winter 97-98 12(4)
• Amphibian Conference... Winter 97-98 12(4)
• Herp Search Expands in Area and Species Fall 98 13(3)
• Listening to the Universe Spring 99 14(1)
• Salamanders of Spring Fall 99 14(3)
• Amphibian Tales to Warm a Winter Night Winter 99-00 14(4)
• Phenology.... Spring 00 15(1)
• New Frog Species Found (Green Treefrog) Fall 00 15(3)
• Just Smile and say "Cheese!" Winter 00-01 15(4)
• North and South: No Borders for HerpsSummer 02 17(2)
• Snore, Quack, Plunk Beauty (and Truth) in Ear of Beholder Summer 02 17(2)
• Wood Frog Emerges for Interview Spring 2004 19(1)
• The March of the Green Treefrogs Summer 04 19(2)
• 20 Years of Research at Jug Bay: Incredible Population of Marbled Salamanders Winter 2005-2006 19(4)
• Streamside Salamanders Inhabit Floodplain (bottom of second page) Spring 2006 21(1)
• Beaver Pond Home to Many Herps Spring 2006 21(1)

Bald Eagles

• Eagles Attempt a Family at Jug Bay Summer 2007 22(2)

Beaver Pond

• Beaver Pond Home to Many Herps Spring 2006 21(1)

Biodiversity

• Bio Blitz Tallies Over 450 Species Winter 2007-2008 21(4)

Bird Banding

• Nets, Bands, and Recaps: Jug Bay's Songbird Study Spring 95 10(1)
• Disease Appears in Banded Songbirds Fall 96 11(3)
• A Banner Year for Northern Saw-whet Owls Summer 01 15(2)
• Celebrating our Feathered Kin Fall 03 18(3)
• Just Passing Through: Fall Songbird Migration at Jug Bay Spring 2004 19(1)
• Monitoring Avian Productivity and Survivorship (MAPS) at Jug Bay: The First Fifteen Years Winter 2005-2006 19(4)
• Floodplain Good Habitat for Turtles and Birds Spring 2006 21(1)

Bird Census

• Census of Waterbirds Covers Patuxent Summer 99 14(2)
• Decade of Study Reveals Waterbird Community Fall 00 15(3)
• Record High for Jug Bay Christmas Bird Count Winter 02 17(1)
• New Study Examines Wintering Gull Behavior Summer 04 19(2)
• Ruddy Duck Distribution on the Patuxent Winter 2005-2006 19(4)
• Eagles Attempt a Family at Jug Bay Summer 2007 22(2)

Box Turtles

• Turtles of Jug Bay Summer 95 10(2)
• Herp Search Expands... Fall 98 13(3)
• Terrestrial Turtles? Not Quite Winter 98-99 13(4)
• Conference Highlights Turtles' Habitat Needs Winter 99-00 14(4)
• Tuning in on Box Turtles Summer 01 16(2)
• Meadows and Wetlands: Key Habitats for Box Turtles Winter 02-03 17(4)
• High School Students Conduct Research at Sanctuary: Exploring the Movements of Box Turtles: Ben Matics Summer 03 18(2)
• For Box Turtle, Marsh Habitat is Complete Fall 04 19(3)
• Box Turtles: Females Are Travelers Fall 04 19(3)
• 20 Years of Research at Jug Bay: Female Box Turtles Range Far and Wide Winter 2005-2006 19(4)
• Floodplain Good Habitat for Turtles and Birds Spring 2006 21(1)
• Requiem for a Turtle Summer 06 21(2)

Canada Geese

• Census of Waterbirds Covers Patuxent Summer 99 14(2)
• Mystery in the Marsh. Where's the Rice? Fall 99 14(3)
• Decade of Study Reveals Waterbird Community Fall 00 15(3)
• Wild Rice Vanishes as Resident Geese Multiply Spring 01 16(1)

Climate Change

• Climate Change: Transforming Our Wetlands? Fall 2007 21 (3)
• Warming to Stir Up Wetland Ecosystems Winter 2007-2008 21(4)
• An Inconvenient Truth, With Rather Convenient Solutions Winter 2007-2008 21(4)

Conservation

• Conference Highlights Turtles' Habitat Needs Winter 99-00 14(4)
• Speak up on Land Use, Clemens Urges Winter 99-00 14(4)
• Sanctuary Celebrates Expansion Fall 01 16(3)
• Deer Management Under ConsiderationSummer 04 19(2)
• FOJB Persistent in Discouraging Genstar Activity, Acquiring Land Fall 06 21(3)
• FOJB Fosters Land Stewardship Fall 06 21(3)

Decomposition

• Jug Bay Hosts Conference on Wetland Plants Fall 96 11(3)
• Uncovering Death and Decay at the Bottom of the Marsh Spring 00 15(1)

Deer

• Deer Management Under ConsiderationSummer 04 19(2)

Dissolved Oxygen

• Assessment of a Fish Kill at Jug Bay Fall 95 10(3)
• Jug Bay Hosts Conference on Wetland Plants Fall 96 11(3)
• Watching the River Flow: Patuxent River Water Quality Winter 97-98 12(4)
• How_is_the_Patuxent_Doing Fall 02 17(3)
• Chemistry Key to Water Quality Spring 2006 21(1)

Ducks

• 2,000 Nature Observations Chronicled and Compiled! Fall 97 12(3)
• Census of Waterbirds Covers Patuxent Summer 99 14(2)
• Oil Spill Pollutes Patuxent Summer 00 15(2)
• Third Patuxent River Waterbird Census Confirms Patterns Summer 01 16(2)
• Decade of Study Reveals Waterbird Community Fall '00 15(3)
• Ruddy Duck Distribution on the Patuxent Winter 2005-2006 19(4)

Eagle Scouts

• Check out the New Eagle Scout Project Spring 2004 19(1)
• Eagle Scout Projects Improve Functions and Aesthetics Fall 04 19(3)
• Wetland Appreciation Enhanced Through Eagle Scout Projects Winter 06-07 20(4)
• Self-Guided Tree Hike Adds Fun on the Trails Spring 07 21(1)
• Scout Projects Enhance the Sanctuary Winter 2007-2008 21(4)

Earthworms

• New Earthworm Species Found Spring 02 17(1)

Education

• Schoolchildren Enjoy Touching, Seeing, Doing Spring 98 13(1)
• Teachers Critique New Exhibits Spring 00 15(1)
• Patuxent Sojourners Go With the Flow Fall 01 16(3)
• Teen Adventure a Success Fall 01 16(3)
• Research Inspires Education Winter 01-02 16(4)
• Teaching With The Tides Fall '00 15(3)
• Summer at Jug Bay has been about Learning and FUN Fall 02 17(3)
• Volunteer Profile: Why Lead Sanctuary Canoe Trips? Spring 2003 18(1)
• Summer at Jug Bay Fall 03 18(3)
• A Perfect Day "On The Water" Spring 2004 19(1)
• Personal Discovery Key to School Field Trips Spring 2004 19(1)
• FOJB Enables 1,500 Children to Experience Jug Bay Fall 06 21(3)

Endangered Species

• Tigers in Trouble: Jug Bay Provides Sanctuary for Rare Beetles Fall 2007 21 (3)

Erosion

• Cures Prescribed for Healing the Patuxent's Ills Spring 97 12(1)
• Improving Habitats for Birds Fall 98 13(3)

Exotic Species

• Aliens in our Midst Winter 96-97 11(4)

Forests

• Forest Diversity Influenced by Past Land Use Spring 07 21(1)

Fish

• Assessment of a Fish Kill at Jug Bay Fall 95 10(3)
• Fish Seining for Fun & (Scientific) Profit Spring 96 11(1)
• Jug Bay Hosts Conference on Wetland Plants Fall 96 11(3)
• From Feast to Famine: The Tidal Cycle of the Mummichog Fall 97 12(3)
• Oil Spill Pollutes Patuxent Summer 00 15(2)
• Water Clarity Shapes Life of Patuxent Spring 2003 18(1)
• Insects and Fish indicate Creek's Ecological Health Spring 2006 21(1)

Friends of Jug Bay

• With a Little Help from our Friends Fall 06 21(3)
• FOJB Persistent in Discouraging Genstar Activity, Acquiring Land Fall 06 21(3)
• Friends for 20 Years Fall 06 21(3)
• FOJB Fosters Land Stewardship Fall 06 21(3)
• FOJB Enables 1,500 Children to Experience Jug Bay Fall 06 21(3)
• Doug Kuzmiak Honored with 2006 FOJB Award Spring 07 21(1)

Frogs

• Nature Observations: Lions and Leopards and Rhinoceros... Winter 97-98 12(4)
• Herp Search Expands in Area and Species Fall 98 13(3)
• Listening to the Universe Spring 99 14(1)
• Salamanders of Spring Fall 99 14(3)
• Amphibian Tales to Warm a Winter Night Winter 99-00 14(4)
• Phenology.... Spring 00 15(1)
• New Frog Species Found (Green Treefrog) Fall 00 15(3)
• North and South: No Borders for Herps Summer 02 17(2)
• Snore, Quack, Plunk Beauty (and Truth) in Ear of Beholder Summer 02 17(2)
• Wood Frog Emerges for Interview Spring 2004 19(1)
• The March of the Green Treefrogs Summer 04 19(2)
• Beaver Pond Home to Many Herps Spring 2006 21(1)

Galloway Creek

• County Executive Acts to Save Galloway Creek Watershed Summer 2007 22(2)

Glendening Nature Preserve

• Exploring the Parris Glendening Nature Preserve Spring 02 17(1)
• Eagle Scout Projects, Cleanups, Enhance the Preserve Summer 02 17(2)
• Research Grid Now in Place Spring 2003 18(1)
• Deer Management Under ConsiderationSummer 04 19(2)
• Glendening Preserve a Natural Treasure Fall 04 19(3)
• FOJB Persistent in Discouraging Genstar Activity, Acquiring Land Fall 06 21(3)
• An Investment Worth Protecting Winter 06-07 20(4)
• Forest Diversity Influenced by Past Land Use Spring 07 21(1)
• New Life for an Old House Summer 2007 22(2)
• A Vision for the Glendening Nature Preserve Summer 2007 22(2)

Habitat Restoration

• Cures Prescribed for Healing the Patuxent's Ills Spring 97 12(1)
• Wooton's Landing Wetland Park Summer 98 13(2)
• Improving Habitats for Birds Fall 98 13(3)
• Grasses to the Masses...and More Summer 01 16(2)
• Restoring a Community Rather than a Single Species Summer 02 17(2)

Habitat Study

• High School Students Conduct Research at Sanctuary: Getting to Know the Sacntuary, Pole by Pole: Cassie Bushong Summer 03 18(2)
• Meadow Management Summer 06 21(2)
• Forest Diversity Influenced by Past Land Use Spring 07 21(1)

Insects

• Stream Animals Indicate Health of Their Home Winter 02-03 17(4)
• Sanctuary Selected as Home for Butterfly Collection Spring 2003 18(1)
• Mosquito Study Tracks Carriers of West Nile Virus Fall 03 18(3)
• Insects and Fish indicate Creek's Ecological Health Spring 2006 21(1)
• Tigers in Trouble: Jug Bay Provides Sanctuary for Rare Beetles Fall 2007 21 (3)

Internship

• Interns Complete "Fantastic" Summer Fall 95 10(3)
• A "Good" Day in the Life of a Jug Bay Intern Fall 98 13(3)
• Fall Interns Study Wooton's Landing and Birds Winter 98-99 13(4)
• Summer Interns Study Stream Quality, Turtles Winter 00-01 15(4)
• Interns' Efforts Reap Rewards Fall 01 16(3)
• Fall Intern Studies Common Yellowthroat Winter 01-02 16(4)
• University Fellowship Program: training students... Winter 01-02 16(4)
• What I Did on My Summer Vacation--The Teacher's Turn Winter 01-02 16(4)
• Summer Interns Hail from Far and Wide Summer 02 17(2)
• Summer_Interns Fall 02 17(3)
• Sanctuary_Provides_Mentoring Fall 02 17(3)
• High School Students Conduct Research at Sanctuary
• A-Ha Moments: Expriences of the Education Intern Fall 03 18(3)
• Summer at Jug Bay Fall 03 18(3)
• Just Passing Through: Fall Songbird Migration at Jug Bay Spring 2004 19(1)
• For Box Turtle, Marsh Habitat is Complete Fall 04 19(3)
• Box Turtles: Females Are Travelers Fall 04 19(3)
• Nature by the Numbers Fall 04 19(3)
• Life as a Jug Bay Intern Summer 06 21(2)
• Meet the Interns: Susan Matthews and Rachel Dickey Winter 2007-2008 21(4)

Invasive Species

• A Gardener's Legacy: Benign Natives or Invasive Exotic Winter 2005-2006 19(4)
• Non-Native SAV: Wetland Friend or Foe? Winter 2005-2006 19(4)

Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary

• Jug Bay Timeline Fall 95 10(3)
• Jug Bay: An Experiment That Works! Fall 95 10(3)
• Sanctuary Grows by 25% with Acquisition of Forested Tract Summer 97 12(2)
• A Long Look at Jug Bay Fall 99 14(3)
• Strategic Plan Will Guide Sanctuary Through 2003 Winter 00-01 15(4)
• Sanctuary Celebrates Expansion Fall 01 16(3)
• Research Grid Now in Place Spring 2003 18(1)
• Research Conference Reveals Diversity of Science at Sanctuary Summer 03 18(2)
• We're Numer Two! Summer 03 18(2)
• Summer at Jug Bay Fall 03 18(3)
• Sanctuary Has Many Meanings Fall 04 19(3)
• Sanctuary Celebrates 20 Years Winter 2005-2006 19(4)
• Timeline: The Last Five Years Winter 2005-2006 19(4)
• A Promise and a Challenge: Anne Arundel County Executive Janet Owens announced the county covenant to preserve and protect the Sanctuary. Summer 06 21 (2)
• An Investment Worth Protecting Winter 06-07 20(4)

Lyme Disease

• A Big Bite from a Tiny Tick Winter 98-99 13(4)

Marbled Salamander

• Seventh Great Herp Search Held Summer 95 10(3)
• Marbled Salamanders on the Move Winter 95-96 10(4)
• Marbled Salamander Study Update Winter 96-97 11(4)
• Salamanders of Spring Fall 99 14(3)
• Just Smile and Say "Cheese!" Winter 00-01 15(4)
• 20 Years of Research at Jug Bay: Incrediible Population of Marbled Salamanders Winter 2005-2006 19(4)
• Lights, Camera, Action Winter 06-07 20(4)

Marsh

• Jug Bay Hosts Conference on Wetland Plants Fall 96 11(3)
• From Feast to Famine: The Tidal Cycle of the Mummichog Fall 97 12(3)
• Watching the River Flow: Patuxent River Water Quality Winter 97-98 12(4)
• Uncovering Death and Decay at the Bottom of the Marsh Spring 00 15(1)
• Otter Point Marsh: a Good Filter? Spring 01 16(1)
• Of Mud and Microbes Winter 06-07 20(4)

Microbes

• Of Mud and Microbes Winter 06-07 20(4)

Miscellaneous

• First Stop, Jug Bay...then on to Mars Summer 03 18(2)
• Rising Waters Among Highest in Memory Summer 03 18(2)
• It's So Hard to Say Good Bye Fall 03 18(3)
• Nature by the Numbers Fall 04 19(3)

Monitoring

• Disease Appears in Banded Songbirds Fall 96 11(3)
• Watching the River Flow: Patuxent River Water Quality Winter 97-98 12(4)
• Improving Habitats for Birds Fall 98 13(3)
• The Evolution of an ORFIB Spring 99 14(1)
• A Banner Year for Northern Saw-whet Owls Summer 00 15(2)
• Just Smile and Say "Cheese!" Winter 00-01 15(4)
• Summer Interns Study Stream Quality, Turtles Winter 00-01 15(4)
• Stream Animals Indicate Health of Their Home Winter 02-03 17(4)
• Water Clarity Shapes Life of Patuxent Spring 2003 18(1)
• Research Conference Reveals Diversity of Science at Sanctuary Summer 03 18(2)
• Mosquito Study Tracks Carriers of West Nile Virus Fall 03 18(3)
• Study Demonstrates Variation of Dissolved Inorganic Nitrogen in Wetlands Fall 03 18(3)

Mummichogs

• From Feast to Famine: The Tidal Cycle of the Mummichog

Muskrats

• 2,000 Nature Observations Chronicled and Compiled! Fall 97 12(3)
• Oil Spill Pollutes Patuxent Summer 00 15(2)

Nutrients

• Jug Bay Hosts Conference on Wetland Plants Fall 96 11(3)
• Aliens in Our Midst Winter 96-97 11(4)
• Watching the River Flow: Patuxent River Water Quality Winter 97-98 12(4)
• Mystery in the Marsh: Where's the Rice? Fall 99 14(3)
• Uncovering Death and Decay at the Bottom of the Marsh Spring 00 15(1)
• Otter Point Marsh: A Good Filter? Spring 01 16(1)
• Reducing Nitrogen Pollution from Septic Systems Summer 03 18(2)
• Study Demonstrates Variation of Dissolved Inorganic Nitrogen in Wetlands Fall 03 18(3)
• Wetlands and Nitrogen Winter 2005-2006 19(4)
• Chemistry Key to Water Quality Spring 2006 21(1)
• Of Mud and Microbes Winter 06-07 20(4)

Oil Spill

• Oil Spill Pollutes Patuxent Summer 00 15(2)

Osprey

• The Return of the Osprey Spring 02 17(1)

Owls

• 2,000 Nature Observations Chronicled and Compiled! Fall 97 12(3)
• Owls Give Birth Summer 98 13(2)
• A Banner Year for Saw-whet Owls Summer 00 15(2)

Painted Turtles

• Turtles of Jug Bay Summer 95 10(2)
• 2,000 Nature Observations Chronicled and Compiled! Fall 97 12(3)
• Two Dozen Painted Turtles in One Little Pond Fall 97 12(3)
• Exploring the Menu of Painted Turtles Winter 98-99 13(4)

Patuxent River

• Watching the River Flow: Patuxent River Water Quality Summer 96 11(2)
• Jug Bay Hosts Conference on Wetland Plants Fall 96 11(3)
• Cures Prescribed for Healing the Patuxent's Ills Spring 97 12(1)
• Aliens in Our Midst Winter 96-97 11(4)
• Census of Waterbirds Covers Patuxent Summer 99 14(2)
• Uncovering Death and Decay at the Bottom of the Marsh Spring 00 15(1)
• Oil Spill Pollutes Patuxent Summer 00 15(2)
• Patuxent Sojourners Go With the Flow Fall 01 16(3)
• Chalk_Point_Oil_Spill Fall 02 17(3)
• Water Clarity Shapes Life of Patuxent Spring 2003 18(1)
• The Patuxent: A Wild and Scenic River? Winter 2004-2005 19(04)

Plankton

• Intriguing Zooplankton Discovered Fall 06 21(3)

Plants

• What's New with Wetland Plant Research Summer 96 11(2)
• Watching the Trees Grow Summer 96 11(2)
• Jug Bay Hosts Conference on Wetland Plants Fall 96 11(3)
• Aliens in Our Midst Winter 96-97 11(4)
• Mystery in the Marsh: Where's the Rice? Fall 99 14(3)
• Wild Rice Vanishes as Resident Geese Multiply Spring 01 16(1)
• Volunteer Cultivates Plant Inventory Winter 02-03 17(4)
• Get To Know These Wetland Wonders Spring 2003 18(1)
• SAVing the Bay Spring 2003 18(1)
• A Gardener's Legacy: Benign Natives or Invasive Exotic Winter 2005-2006 19(4)
• Lichens Notable in Winter Landscape Spring 07 21(1)
• Wild Rice Research is a Study in Mud Spring 07 21(1)

Pollution

• Cures Prescribed for Healing the Patuxent's Ills Spring 97 12(1)
• Oil Spill Pollutes Patuxent Summer 00 15(2)
• Chalk_Point_Oil_Spill Fall 02 17(3)

Preservation

• An Investment Worth Protecting Winter 06-07 20(4)
• County Executive Acts to Save Galloway Creek Watershed Summer 2007 22(2)

Red-bellied Turtles

• Turtles of Jug Bay Summer 95 10(2)
• Embryonic and Fetal Development of Turtles...... Winter 98-98 13(4)
• Conference Highlights Turtles' Habitat Needs Winter 99-00 14(4)
• Red-bellied Turtles Repeat an Ancient Act Spring 02 17(1)

Restoration

• NOAA Volunteers Spend a Day Helping Patuxent Fall 2007 21 (3)

Salamanders

• Seventh "Great Herp Search Held Summer 95 10(3)
• Marbled Salamanders on the Move Winter 95-96 10(4)
• Marbled Salamander Study Update Winter 96-97 11(4)
• Herp Search Expands Fall 98 13(3)
• Listening to the Universe Spring 99 14(1)
• Salamanders of Spring Fall 99 14(3)
• Just Smile and Say "Cheese!" Winter 00-01 15(4)
• North and South: No Borders for Herps Summer 02 17(2)
• 20 Years of Research at Jug Bay: Incrediible Population of Marbled Salamanders Winter 2005-2006 19(4)
• Streamside Salamanders Inhabit Floodplain (bottom of second page) Spring 2006 21(1)

Salinity

• Census of Waterbirds Covers Patuxent Summer 99 14(2)
• Jug Bay Hosts Conference on Wetland Plants Fall 96 11(3)
• The Drought of 1998-1999 Winter 99-00 14(4)

School Field Trips

• Schoolchildren Enjoy Touching, Seeing, Doing Spring 98 13(1)
• Teachers Critique New Exhibits Spring 00 15(1)
• Research Inspires Education Winter 01-02 16(4)
• Teaching With The Tides Fall '00 15(3)
• A Perfect Day "On The Water" Spring 2004 19(1)
• Personal Discovery Key to School Field Trips Spring 2004 19(1)

Sediment

• Jug Bay Hosts Conference on Wetland Plants Fall 96 11(3)
• Cures Prescribed for Healing the Patuxent's Ills Spring 97 12(1)
• Mystery in the Marsh: Where's the Rice? Fall 99 14(3)
• Uncovering Death and Decay at the Bottom of the Marsh Spring 00 15(1)
• Water Clarity Shapes Life of Patuxent Spring 2003 18(1)

Snakes

• 2,000 Nature Observations Chronicled and Compiled! Fall 97 12(3)
• Nature Observations: Lions and Leopards and Rhinoceros... Winter 97-98 12(4)
• Herp Search Expands Fall 98 13(3)
• Oil Spill Pollutes Patuxent Summer 00 15(2)
• Dotty's Black Rat Snake Adventure Winter 00-01 15(4)
• North and South: No Borders for Herps Summer 02 17(2)

Songbirds

• Nets, Bands, and Recaps: Jug Bay's Songbird Study Spring 95 10(1)
• Disease Appears in Banded Songbirds Fall 96 11(3)
• Natural History Notes: The Swamp Sparrow Winter 96-97 11(4)
• Spring Netting Catches Golden-winged Warbler Summer 97 12(2)
• Mist Netting Captures a Banded Titmouse--Again Fall 99 14(3)
• Disease Appears in Banded Songbirds Fall 96 11(3)
• The Evolution of an ORFIB Spring 99 14(1)
• Celebrating our Feathered Kin Fall 03 18(3)

South County Community Farm

• The South County Community Farm Garden Project Summer 96 11(2)

Stream

• Stream Animals Indicate Health of Their Home Winter 02-03 17(4)

Submerged Aquatic Vegetation (SAV)

• Cures Prescribed for Healing the Patuxent's Ills Spring 97 12(1)
• Aliens in Our Midst Winter 96-97 11(4)
• Volunteers Hunt SAVs from Canoes Spring 01 16(1)
• Grasses to the Masses...and More Summer 01 15(2)
• Restoring a Community Rather than a Single Species Summer 02 17(2)
• Water Clarity Shapes Life of Patuxent Spring 2003 18(1)
• SAVing the Bay Spring 2003 18(1)
• All Hands on Deck for SAVs Spring 2004 19(1)
• Non-Native SAV: Wetland Friend or Foe? Winter 2005-2006 19(4)
• CBNERR Researcher's Update 2005...A Year in the Grass Spring 2006 21(1)

Ticks

• Lyme Disease: A Big Bite from a Tiny Tick Winter 97-98 13(4)

Tidal Cycle

• Jug Bay Hosts Conference on Wetland Plants Fall 96 11(3)
• From Feast to Famine: The Tidal Cycle of the Mummichog Fall 97 12(3)
• Tides and Turtles: To Bask or Not to Bask Spring 98 13(1)
• Teaching With The Tides Fall '00 15(3)
• Wetlands and Nitrogen Winter 2005-2006 19(4)

Trees

• Watching the Trees Grow Summer 96 11(2)
• Self-Guided Tree Hike Adds Fun on the Trails Spring 07 21(1)

Turtles

• Turtles of Jug Bay Summer 95 10(2)
• Seventh "Great Herp Search" Held June 3 Summer 95 10(2)
• Predation of Turtle Nests at Jug Bay Fall 96 11(3)
• 2,000 Nature Observations Chronicled and Compiled! Fall 97 12(3)
• Tides and Turtles: To Bask or Not to Bask Spring 98 13(1)
• Herp Search Expands in Area and Species Fall 98 13(3)
• Exploring the Menu of Painted Turtles Winter 98-99 13(4)
• Embryonic and Fetal Development of Turtles......... Winter 98-99 13(4)
• Conference Highlights Turtles' Habitat Needs Winter 99-00 14(4)
• Oil Spill Pollutes Patuxent Summer 00 15(2)
• Summer Interns Study Stream Quality, Turtles Winter 00-01 15(4)
• Tuning in on Box Turtles Summer 01 16(2)
• Red-bellied Turtles Repeat an Ancient Act Spring 02 17(1)
• New Species Appears at Sanctuary (Terrapin) Fall '01 16(3)
• North and South: No Borders for Herps Summer 02 17(2)
• Terrapins Rule! Summer 02 17(2)
• Meadows and Wetlands: Key Habitats for Box Turtles Winter 02-03 17(4)
• On the Edge: Insights from Range Maps Winter 2004-2005 19(04)
• Box Turtle Conservation Workshop Held Winter 2004-2005 19(04)
• Floodplain Good Habitat for Turtles and Birds Spring 2006 21(1)
• Requiem for a Turtle Summer 06 21(2)

Two Run Creek

• Two Run Creek Reflects Relationship with Land Spring 2006 21(1)
• Insects and Fish indicate Creek's Ecological Health Spring 2006 21(1)
• Streamside Salamanders Inhabit Floodplain (bottom of second page) Spring 2006 21(1)
• Chemistry Key to Water Quality Spring 2006 21(1)
• Floodplain Good Habitat for Turtles and Birds Spring 2006 21(1)
• Beaver Pond Home to Many Herps Spring

Volunteers

• Animals With Backbones: Jug Bay's Volunteers Spring 99 14(1)
• Secret Habits and Habitats Spring 99 14(1)
• The Evolution of an ORFIB Spring 99 14(1)
• Listening to the Universe Spring 99 14(1)
• Volunteers Provide Map, Marked Trails Spring 02 17(1)
• Doug Kuzmiak Wins Governor's Volunteer and Service Award Summer 02 17(2)
• Summer at Jug Bay has been about Learning and FUN Fall 02 17(3)
• Volunteer Cultivates Plant Inventory Winter 02-03 17(4)
• Volunteer Profile: Why Lead Sanctuary Canoe Trips? Spring 2003 18(1)
• Teen Summer Programs Aid Sanctuary Research Fall 03 18(3)
• Two Jug Bay Volunteers Receive Environmental Heroes Award Fall 03 18(3)
• Volunteer Profile: Pete Uimonen "Volunteer Gains Field Experience, Serenity at Jug Bay Spring 2004 19(1)
• Sanctuary Has Many Meanings Fall 04 19(3)
• Volunteer Naturalist Shares her Passion Winter 2004-2005 19(04)
• With a Little Help from our Friends Fall 06 21(3)
• Volunteer Duo Enjoys a Variety of Studies Winter 06-07 20(4)
• Doug Kuzmiak Honored with 2006 FOJB Award Spring 07 21(1)
• Scientific Advisory Committee Meeting Held Summer 2007 22(2)
• NOAA Volunteers Spend a Day Helping Patuxent Fall 2007 21 (3)
• Brooke Meanley: Friend of the Patuxent Passes Away Winter 2007-2008 21(4)
• Aquatic Research Draws Volunteer Winter 2007-2008 21(4)

Water Quality

• Assessment of a Fish Kill at Jug Bay Fall 95 10(3)
• Cures Prescribed for Healing the Patuxent's Ills Spring 97 12(1)
• Watching the River Flow: Patuxent River Water Quality Winter 97-98 12(4)
• Summer Interns Study Stream Quality, Turtles Winter 00-01 15(4)
• Teaching With The Tides (Fall '00)
• How_is_the_Patuxent_Doing Fall 02 17(3)
• Chalk_Point_Oil_Spill Fall 02 17(3)
• Stream Animals Indicate Health of Their Home Winter 02-03 17(4)
• Water Clarity Shapes Life of Patuxent Spring 2003 18(1)
• Study Demonstrates Variation of Dissolved Inorganic Nitrogen in Wetlands Fall 03 18(3)
• Wetlands and Nitrogen Winter 2005-2006 19(4)
• Chemistry Key to Water Quality Spring 2006 21(1)
• Of Mud and Microbes Winter 06-07 20(4)

Waterbirds

• 2,000 Nature Observations Chronicled and Compiled! Fall 97 12(3)
• Aliens in Our Midst Winter 96-97 11(4)
• Census of Waterbirds Covers Patuxent Summer 99 14(2)
• Oil Spill Pollutes Patuxent Summer 00 15(2)
• Decade of Study Reveals Waterbird Community Fall 00 15(3)
• Wild Rice Vanishes as Resident Geese Multiply Spring 01 16(1)
• Third Patuxent River Waterbird Census Confirms Patterns Summer 01 16(2)
• The Return of the Osprey Spring 02 17(1)

Watersheds

• Two Run Creek Reflects Relationship with Land Spring 2006 21(1)

Weather

• The Drought of 1998-1999 Winter 99-00 14(4)
• Effects_of_the_Drought Fall 02 17(3)

Wetland Exhibit

• Teachers Critique New Exhibits Spring 00 15(1)

Wetland Mitigation

• Wooton's Landing Wetland Park Summer 98 13(2)
• Chalk_Point_Oil_Spill Fall 02 17(3)

Wildlife Observations

• 2,000 Nature Observations Chronicled and Compiled! Fall 97 12(3)
• Nature Observations: Lions and Leopards and Rhinoceros... ... Winter 97-98 12(4)
• Phenology... ... Spring 00 15(1)
• North and South: No Borders for Herps Summer 02 17(2)
• Snore, Quack, Plunk Beauty (and Truth) in Ear of Beholder Summer 02 17(2)

Wild Rice

• Mystery in the Marsh: Where's the Rice? Fall 99 14(3)
• Wild Rice Vanishes as Resident Geese Multiply Spring 01 16(1)
• Wild Rice Research is a Study in Mud Spring 07 21(1)

Wooton's Landing

• Census of Waterbirds Covers Patuxent Summer 99 14(2)
• Wooton's Landing Wetland Park Summer 98 13(2)

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