Students from Hampden-Sydney College pull up to Goodwin Island
Bob Carroll and Stephanie Breeden with a group of high school students on the shores of the York River and Sarah Creek Inlet
Returning to our put-in site at Shackelfords in Guinea during the 2003 Gloucester Courthouse Rotary Club's Chesapeake Bay Conference
Canoeing through a windy marsh creek in the Guinea marshes
Collection of fish that students captured at Goodwin Island
The canoe fleet heads out to the Goodwin Islands from Goodwin Neck Marina
Jim Goins sampling with a group of students on the York River
Middle school students looking at a zooplankton sample
Students from Gloucester Montessori School during an oyster restoration field trip on the restored oyster reef off Felgates Creek in the York River
Student from Grafton High School holding one end of a seine net in the York River
Students with oysters that they will tranplant on the Felgates Creek oyster reef
Student from Gloucester Montessori School holds an oyster that her class raised during the school year before transplanting it to the oyster reef
High school students seining in the Dragon Run during the Gloucester Courthouse Rotary Club's Chesapeake Bay Conference
Seining on the York River with Jim Goins
Seining on a restored oyster reef off Fishermans Island, Eastern Shore
Students digging for benthic animals in an intertidal flat off the Eastern Shore
Students with oyster transplants ready to be placed on the reef
Students sieve through oyster shell looking for small worms, crabs and mollusks
Students listen to a presentation about plasticulture during a week-long course on hard clam aquaculture
Gear drying out between programs at the Felgates Creek oyster reef
NERRS vessels head out of the boat basin during Marine Science Day 2005
Dr. Willie Reay shows specimens from the trawl net at Marine Science Day while Scott Lerberg looks on
Exploring the salt marsh at Catlett Island during a Tour of the Reserves program
Looking for the 'inside passage' through the Catlett Islands on a Tour of the Reserve program
3rd grade students from Yorktown Elementary Science and Technology Magnet School prepare for field collection in the York River off the CBNERRVA office
David Lange (Wolf) instructs a group on the banks of the York River
3rd grade students from Yorktown Elementary Science and Technology Magnet School take part in the first program in our new wet-lab classroom in May 2005
Students observe aquatic life captured in the York River shallows
Students use a transect to count the number of live oysters per 1/2 meter on the Felgates Creek oyster reef
Students check the seine net for aquatic animals
Students filter water samples during a chlorophyll-a lab analysis
Students begin analyzing data at the VIMS Eastern Shore Lab
Students counting live oysters and looking for other aquatic life in the Felgates Creek Oyster Reef
Teacher Field Trips
Teachers returning to VIMS from a day at the Goodwin Islands
Teachers investigate life on an oyster reef during a summer workshop
Group of teachers investigating an SAV bed off the VIMS campus with benthic cores
Teachers investigate life on an oyster reef in the York River
Teachers investigate the Felgates Creek oyster reef during a rising tide
Teachers find homes for Bob's pet oysters
Chesapeake Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve in Virginia
Virginia Institute of Marine Science / Gloucester Point, Virginia 23062
Phone: (804) 684-7135 / Fax: (804) 684-7120 / cbnerr@vims.edu