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EMECS Conference Abstract

Author: Wayne, H. Bell

issue date	title	authour(s)
Aug 28, 2011	Historic and Contemporary Land on theChesapeake Bay Watershed: The Relationship of Working Landscape to the Satoumi Perspective	Wayne, H. Bell
Aug 28, 2011	Land Use on the Chesapeake Bay Watershed Working Landscape ces.washcoll.edu and Sato-umi Perspectives	Wayne, H. Bell
Nov 21, 2003	A bio-regional approach to the Chesapeake Bay: The role of citizen and government involvement in a watershed-based program	Eileen McLellan Jill C. Brewer Philip Favero Richard Robinson Wayne, H. Bell
Nov 21, 2003	A bio-regional approach to the Chesapeake Bay: The role of citizen and government involvement in a watershed-based program	Eileen McLellan Jill C. Brewer Philip Favero Richard Robinson Wayne, H. Bell
Nov 9, 1999	Using Coastal Seas Programs to Advance Science Education	Ann T. Williams Wayne, H. Bell
Aug 10, 1997	CHESAPEAKE BAY, ECOLOGY, AND SCIENCE EDUCATION	Laura L. O'leary Wayne, H. Bell