Videography

During my time with the Chesapeake Conservancy I worked as the staff videographer, shooting footage for events and fundraising campaigns. You can see all of my work on the Chesapeake Conservancy's Youtube page.

On June 17, 2017, the Chesapeake Conservancy joined the National Park Service and numerous other partners to formally transfer ownership of a one-acre property to the Rappahannock Tribe. The parcel, purchased by Virginia Warner, daughter of former U.S. Sen. John Warner, is part of the tribe's ancestral lands along the Rappahannock River.

Return to the Rappahannock River

On June 17, 2017, the Chesapeake Conservancy joined the National Park Service and numerous other partners to formally transfer ownership of a one-acre property to the Rappahannock Tribe.

Your support for the Chesapeake Conservancy allows us to protect and conserve special places of the Chesapeake, like Werowocomoco. Aerial Images by Matt Rath Illustrations by Rob Wood Gourd image by Kate Marks - Art by Ethan Brown Video by Christina Lucero Edited by Peter Turcik

Werowocomoco

Carolyn Black talks about the work of the Chesapeake Conservancy with the National Park Service to protect Werowocomoco, the seat of power for Paramount Chief Powhatan as part of the Conservancy's 2017 Giving Tuesday campaign.

Megan brings you this week's Trips and Tips from Truxtun Park in Annapolis. Spring has sprung and she wants to get you out on the Bay! See everything at www.tripsandtips.org Brought to you by Chesapeake Conservancy and National Park Service Chesapeake Bay video and editing by Peter Turcik

Trips and Tips

Each week the Chesapeake Conservancy and the National Park Service Chesapeake Bay highlight interesting, unusual and off-the-beaten path events taking place in the Chesapeake Bay watershed with the weekly newsletter, Trips and Tips. I was responsible for filming and editing weekly videos with host Megan McSwain to share on social media and increase subscribers.