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To reduce nutrient pollution flowing into the Chesapeake Bay, this media-based campaign convinced area residents to fertilize their lawns in the fall rather than spring. For those hiring lawn services, it promoted partner lawn services that were Bay-friendly. The campaign was framed not as an environmental appeal, but as a way to ensure the continued availability of Chesapeake Bay seafood.

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