The peaceful habitat of the Chesapeake Bay is at risk from pollution! Can oysters Chester and Meredith clear up this murky problem with the help of all their saltwater friends?
The Chesapeake Bay is a wondrous and exciting place to live. But oysters Chester and Meredith have a big problem: pollution in the waters of the Bay is making the underwater grasses sick.
The grasses are home to so many young fish, crabs, and other creatures in the Bay, and the disappearance of underwater grasses could lead to the sad loss of even more species. So much is at stake!
Can Chester and Meredith possibly figure out a way to save the grasses and also the Bay? See how they lead their underwater friends to clear up their messy and murky problem.
Early reader–ages 5-8.
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Jeff Dombek is an author/illustrator whose work includes Sam: The Tale of a Chesapeake Bay Rockfish. A Maryland public school art teacher since 1989, he loves the outdoors, especially fishing, kayaking, and mountain biking.
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