Collaborative research on teaching and learning practices in high schools could pay off by improving coastal literacy in Connecticut. “All residents of the state of Connecticut are intimately linked with the coastal ecosystem. Our state’s coastal resources provide food, jobs, and recreational activities” says Michael Finiguerra, a coastal scientist at the University of Connecticut. Yet, […]
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Oct18Mamacoke Island HikeMeet at 56 Benham Ave., Quaker Hill9:30 AM
Hosted by CT Sea Grant, led by Connecticut College Arboretum Director Maggie Redfern, this is a two-mile hike to a salt marsh and rocky woodland on the Thames River. Part of the Thames River Heritage Park’s “Walk in the Park” series.
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Nov2CTSG 2028-2030 Omnibus research proposal orientation2:00 PM
CT Sea Grant will host an orientation meeting to introduce new and interested researchers to CTSG and CTSG research opportunities including the 2028-2030 Omnibus, in addition to providing a primer on submitting grants to CTSG and including outreach and education components in your grant proposals.
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Nov12Riparian Assessment and Restoration Tool: Maximizing the Benefits of Waterfront Areas1:00 PM
This webinar will explore a new website and web tool from CT Sea Grant and UConn CLEAR that is designed to support the assessment and restoration of riparian areas in Connecticut. It is designed to help target restoration and management actions based on a set of goals that you define for your site.
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Nov185th Annual Sustainable & Resilient Communities WorkshopHousatonic Community College9:30 AM
Workshop will focus on building capacity for regional resilience planning in support of sustainable and resilient communities throughout coastal Long Island Sound.