James Ronayne is a sophomore at Cornell University, majoring in Environment and Sustainability with a focus on Environmental Law. He is an environmental photographer, conservationist, and storyteller. Ronayne’s photography is heavily influenced by the Chesapeake Bay and the watershed region. His photographs highlight the working men and women of the Bay and the environmental issues ... Read more

Steve Carr attended the U.S. Naval Academy and rode his bicycle twice across the United States. He worked for fifteen years at the Grand Canyon, ran a successful political and environmental consulting company, and was in charge of state trails for the Maryland Department of Natural Resources before retiring. Steve has been a competitive sailor ... Read more

Join Operation Osprey President Dr. Ken Green for an overview of current osprey population trends in the Severn River watershed and across the Chesapeake Bay. Drawing on years of nest monitoring data, this presentation will explore changes in nesting success, chick survival, and reproductive productivity, while examining the environmental factors that may be influencing these ... Read more

Susan Schneider, raised in the historic seaport of Charleston, South Carolina, and formally trained in historic architecture, now volunteers in the maritime community, combining her passion for sailing with public education. She leads tours for several nonprofit organizations dedicated to preserving Maryland’s iconic skipjacks. In 2025, Susan spearheaded the return of skipjacks to the Annapolis ... Read more

Thomas Guay is the author of Chesapeake Bound, a historical novel set in the uneasy years just before the American Revolution. Set between 1763 and 1765, the novel follows indentured servants on a perilous voyage to America, where storms, sickness, betrayal, and even Barbary corsairs test their hopes for a better life—only to find themselves ... Read more

John Potvin retired in 2015 and started volunteering at the Thomas Point Shoal Lighthouse. He was appointed the Lighthouse Manager in 2020 and has been instrumental in the restoration of the lighthouse. He is a Certified Chesapeake Bay Storyteller and lives in Annapolis within site of the historic lighthouse. History Monday Sunset Sails occur every ... Read more

Sue has been researching Annapolis history for the last 6+ years and is writing a book on the Historic Homes of Annapolis. Sue also co- founded Save Greenbury Point. History Monday Sunset Sails occur every Monday, May-September 21. Different topics and speakers vary throughout the season. Our bar includes a selection of Craft Beer, Wine ... Read more

James Ronayne is a sophomore at Cornell University, majoring in Environment and Sustainability with a focus on Environmental Law. He is an environmental photographer, conservationist, and storyteller. Ronayne’s photography is heavily influenced by the Chesapeake Bay and the watershed region. His photographs highlight the working men and women of the Bay and the environmental issues ... Read more

Sue has been researching Annapolis history for the last 6+ years and is writing a book on the Historic Himes of Annapolis. Sue also co- founded Save Greenbury Point. History Monday Sunset Sails occur every Monday, May-September 21. Different topics and speakers vary throughout the season. Our bar includes a selection of Craft Beer, Wine ... Read more

John Potvin retired in 2015 and started volunteering at the Thomas Point Shoal Lighthouse. He was appointed the Lighthouse Manager in 2020 and has been instrumental in the restoration of the lighthouse. He is a Certified Chesapeake Bay Storyteller and lives in Annapolis within site of the historic lighthouse. History Monday Sunset Sails occur every ... Read more