Chris Moore

Bay Scientist, Boat Captain, and Angler

[Chris Moore @BayScientist]

Great update on a really innovative program. Virginia’s Pay-for-Outcomes program invites innovation for reducing water pollution https://t.co/AbUtWJJ9vh via @ChesBayJournal

[Chris Moore @BayScientist]

Always nice to share a good news story on Friday. Goats mowed a path away from glyphosate for one Virginia town https://t.co/tbfZO8Iixy via @ChesBayJournal

[Chris Moore @BayScientist]

Interesting development for blue crabs very near the Chesapeake Bay. Could a blue crab hatchery be coming to Delaware? https://t.co/2HCpmf1KAH

[Chris Moore @BayScientist]

Really love this initiative. New native seed library in Norfolk aims to help spread local wetlands, boost biodiversity https://t.co/fPJG2VGTLe

[Rep. Bobby Scott @BobbyScott]

This evening, I had the pleasure of attending the Kickoff of the Brock Climate Lecture Series at Norfolk’s Slover Library

The program speaker, @SenTimKaine, gave important remarks about climate change and how Congress can work to keep our community safe and prosperous

[Chris Moore @BayScientist]

Good read. An ancient fish is in danger, but research could salvage its future https://t.co/pgpm53KGPV

[Chris Moore @BayScientist]

Fisheries Management decisions such as this are seldom easy and the data is clearly showing we need to focus on conservation. Supreme Court denies fishing case https://t.co/cnRZinxDU6

[Chris Moore @BayScientist]

Really impressive facility. How Dominion is building its offshore wind farm — including underwater cables and a giant crane https://t.co/rVzwOnWFUi

[Chris Moore @BayScientist]

Interesting that one of the companies mentioned here has done everything in their power to delay the necessary science in Chesapeake Bay. The unsung backbone of Louisiana’s coastal economy https://t.co/dXE5gnNt9f

[Chris Moore @BayScientist]

Glad to see this happened, but this process is ridiculous. Maine Sea Grant regains funding after industry, congressional pushback https://t.co/LRDtQV0Yxr

[Chris Moore @BayScientist]

As someone who did their graduate work on dam removal, it's nice to see such efforts are still going strong. How Tearing Down Small Dams Is Helping Restore Northeast Rivers https://t.co/eiS7zUMn2g via @YaleE360

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Well, this is very timely. As Oceans Warm, Predators Are Falling Out of Sync with Their Prey https://t.co/SylGtOCRvP via @YaleE360

[Chris Moore @BayScientist]

I'm always happy to hear a good fish story. Brook trout revival in West Virginia bucks the trend https://t.co/qQ7DScBldZ via @ChesBayJournal

[Chris Moore @BayScientist]

Outside the Bay watershed, but another example of the importance of water quality for local businesses. Oyster growers say sewage-related closures threaten their business https://t.co/GZTHZHlemR

[Chris Moore @BayScientist]

Always nice to see some topics that aren't necessarily headline grabbing at the General Assembly discussed.
Seibold, Salim revisit invasive species legislation https://t.co/9waBAkzD43

[Chris Moore @BayScientist]

Really great story here. Where ‘surf’ meets ‘turf’ – a Chesapeake Bay watershed tale https://t.co/I4MSJKQ0lv via @ChesBayJournal

[Chris Moore @BayScientist]

Nice to see some forward thinking on this issue. Hampton Roads leaders endorse stricter infrastructure design standards to adapt to climate change https://t.co/OgR9TmbBRi

[Chris Moore @BayScientist]

Good to know these efforts are being sustained. VA Marine Scientists Leads National Program Cleaning up Discarded Fishing Gear, Awarding New Grants https://t.co/NjbKpHSH7P

[Chris Moore @BayScientist]

Thanks to @PaulvMilde for his efforts to help ensure better menhaden science for the Chesapeake Bay. https://t.co/Qy6rjHnZqo

[Chris Moore @BayScientist]

Good update on our favorite fish. Virginia lawmakers will once again debate controversial fish study funding https://t.co/2T6hchb8Tm