Overview
ChesapeakeStat improves information-sharing and decision-making at the Chesapeake Bay Program. As we work toward the goals of the Chesapeake Bay Watershed Agreement, we invite you to use this tool to access reliable, results-oriented data and information about our work.
What Is ChesapeakeStat?
ChesapeakeStat is the parent site for a suite of web products that offer access to information about our work to restore the Chesapeake Bay. It explains how we are governed, how we are working to achieve the goals and outcomes of the Chesapeake Bay Watershed Agreement, and how we can be held accountable for this work.
- ChesapeakeProgress is a tool that helps oversight groups track our progress toward the Chesapeake Bay Watershed Agreement and understand what impacts our work. It includes accurate, up-to-date and accessible data and information on environmental health, habitat restoration and funding. For more information, visit the ChesapeakeProgress website.
- ChesapeakeDecisions is a tool that promotes transparency and guides the Chesapeake Bay Program’s Goal Implementation Teams (GITs) and Management Board members through the Strategy Review System; a structured process that applies adaptive management to our work toward the Chesapeake Bay Watershed Agreement. For more information, visit the ChesapeakeDecisions website.
The Evolution of Accountability at the Chesapeake Bay Program
Since its formation, the Chesapeake Bay Program has been guided by science-based goals. To assess our progress toward these goals, we track a range of environmental indicators. Accurate data and open assessments ensure our work is transparent and allow our partners, stakeholders and oversight groups to hold us accountable for the work that we do.
This timeline highlights important moments in our history of sharing information and making strategic decisions to protect and restore the watershed.
What's Next for ChesapeakeStat?
Over the next decade, the Chesapeake Bay Program will work to meet the goals and outcomes of the Chesapeake Bay Watershed Agreement. We will continue to update ChesapeakeStat and its suite of web products with the latest data and information on management and progress, improving information-sharing and decision-making across the partnership.
Who's Behind ChesapeakeStat?
ChesapeakeStat is a collaborative tool supported by Chesapeake Bay Program staff.
Core Team
The core team is responsible for the development of ChesapeakeStat and its suite of web products. You are welcome to contact them directly with questions or comments about these tools.
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Doreen Vetter
Doreen leads the ChesapeakeStat team and ensures data is used to improve our decision-making and communicate our progress. Email: vetter.doreen@epa.gov
Phone: (410) 267-5780
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Susanna Pretzer
Susanna develops content for Chesapeake Bay Program web products. Email: spretzer@umces.edu
Phone: (410) 267-5734
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Katheryn Barnhart
Katheryn coordinates indicator updates and ensures our data is accurate. Email: barnhart.katheryn@epa.gov
Phone: (410) 267-9856
Support Team
The support team makes sure the moving parts of ChesapeakeStat are in place to support the partnership.
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Carin Bisland
Carin fosters collaboration and promotes ChesapeakeStat as a problem-solving tool. Email: bisland.carin@epa.gov
Phone: (410) 267-5732
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Dan Brellis
Dan develops Chesapeake Bay Program web products. Email: dbrellis@umces.edu
Phone: (410) 267-5640
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John Wolf
John specializes in data visualization and in using GIS technology to place our data on maps. Email: jwolf@chesapeakebay.net
Phone: (410) 267-5739
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Angie Wei
Angie utilizes GIS technology to place our data on maps. Email: zwei@chesapeakebay.net
Phone: (410) 267-5735
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Dave Yayac
Dave designs Chesapeake Bay Program web products. Email: dyayac@chesapeakebay.net
Phone: (410) 267-5742
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Catherine Krikstan
Catherine leads strategic planning and project management for the Chesapeake Bay Program Web Team. Email: ckrikstan@umces.edu
Phone: (410) 295-1316