The Secret Life of Eels: Studying Maryland’s Eel Population

While eels are a historically significant fishery and species within the Chesapeake, much remains unknown about the elusive American eel. Join Natural Resource Biologist Alexis Park of the Maryland Department of Natural Resources on Thursday, Oct. 9, in the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum's Van Lennep Auditorium (or virtually) to explore ongoing research in the Maryland Eel Population Study which is investigating the American eel population and its commercial fishery in Maryland. Through a variety of surveys, the study gathers important data on eels at different life stages, helping manage their numbers along the Atlantic coast.

This Speaker Event is generously sponsored by the Upper Shore Regional Folklife Center.

The Secret Life of Eels: Studying Maryland’s Eel Population
Date/Time: Thursday, Oct. 9, 5:30pm
Location: Van Lennep Auditorium & available virtually
Cost: Suggested ticket price of $8 per participant

Learn more: https://cbmm.org/event/the-secret-life-of-eels-studying-marylands-eel-population/

You may also like the following events from Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum:

• This Saturday, 11th October, 04:00 pm, CBMM Paint Night: Oysters on the Half Shell in Saint Michaels
• Next Thursday, 16th October, 05:30 pm, CBMM Shipyard Lecture: Race to Alaska: The Hard Way North in Saint Michaels
• Next Saturday, 18th October, 09:00 am, Leatherworking: Part I in Saint Michaels