Chesapeake Bay Catchment Management – Lessons Learned from a Collaborative, Science‐Based Approach to Water Quality Restoration
Tom Simpson
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Tom Simpson
Abstract
This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction History of the Chesapeake Bay Program Goal Setting and Nutrient Reduction Load Allocations Tributary Strategies Modelling and Monitoring to Support Watershed Restoration Current BMP Definitions, Efficiencies and Assumptions Systems Approaches to Conservation and Nutrient Balances Observations and Lessons Learned in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed References
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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction History of the Chesapeake Bay Program Goal Setting and Nutrient Reduction Load Allocations Tributary Strategies Modelling and Monitoring to Support Watershed Restoration Current BMP Definitions, Efficiencies and Assumptions Systems Approaches to Conservation and Nutrient Balances Observations and Lessons Learned in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed References
Key concepts: Chesapeake bay, Watershed, Tributary, Water quality, Environmental science, Drainage basin, Bay, Hydrology (agriculture)