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By comparing fish in the agriculturally-dominated Corsica River with fish caught in developed
or forested rivers, we learn how land use affects fish health, diversity, and abundance. In the
Chesapeake Bay, we catch more fish in nutrient-rich rivers adjacent to farms, but those fish are
less healthy and more likely to carry disease. Photo credit: Tracy Gill.
NCCOS encourages its constituents and the public to communicate their questions, ideas, concerns, and suggestions to us. Please forward all regular correspondence or shipping to the following address:
National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science
1305 East West Highway, Rm 8110
Silver Spring, MD 20910 (view map)
Phone: (301) 713-3020 / Fax: (301) 713-4353
Email: nccos.webcontent@noaa.gov
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If you're interested in contacting or visiting one of our centers and laboratories, view our strategic locations and the related contact information.
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