The Great Pennsylvania Snow Goose Migration | Animals Upstream Episode I

The Chesapeake Bay watershed is home to roughly 30 different species of waterfowl. Join us as we witness the sight and sound of these majestic creatures and hear from the conservationists and scientists who work to protect them every day... To learn more about the wildlife in our watershed and how you can help conserve it, visit www.allianceforthebay.org/wildlife
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Featuring: Lauren Ferreri, Biological and Visitor Center Manager, Middle Creek Management Area: www.pgc.pa.gov...
Presented by: Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay: www.alliancefo...
Support from: US Forest Service: www.fs.usda.gov/
Liaison and Communicator: James Kauffman
Cinematographer and Editor: Eric Braker
Communications Director: Adam Miller
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“Animals Upstream” is an engaging four-part video series that unveils the often-overlooked wonders within the Chesapeake Bay watershed. When one thinks of the Chesapeake Bay, images of rockfish, oysters, and blue crabs likely come to mind. While these are iconic to the region, the watershed extends across 64,000 square miles and provides a home to more than 3,600 species of plants and animals.
www.allianceforthebay.org/wildlife