Robert Pomeroy, Richard Pollnac, Alexander Maas, Jonathon Peros, Sam Grimly, Anne Hayden, Teresa Johnson This report concerns the concept of catch-shares management in New England Fisheries. Concerns that stakeholders expressed in a Sea Grant survey commissioned by EDF to facilitate joint problem-solving are categorized and summarized. Free. Download here.
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Sep17Weather the Storm: Get Prepared Seniors’ EditionPublic Library of New London12:30 PM
Participants will learn how to prepare for weather emergencies by: creating a personalized emergency plan; getting essential emergency supplies ready for you, your household and pet; addressing the unique challenges we face in Connecticut.
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Sep19Cleanup on Long Wharf Drive, New HavenLong Wharf Drive, New Haven10:00 AM
Volunteers invited to join with CT Sea Grant, Save the Sound and University of New Haven in cleanup of Long Wharf Drive and adjacent city park and nature preserve. Event coincides with International Coastal Cleanup Day.
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Sep21Sound Gardening: Watershed-Wise Lawn Care and GardeningOtis Library5:30 PM
Maggie Cozens of CT Sea Grant will lead a presentation encouraging best management practices for lawn care and gardening that will benefit Long Island Sound and its watershed. She will discuss the relationship between water quality and landscaping.
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Sep23Riparian Buffers and Nature-based Approaches to ResilienceOtis Library5:30 PM
Owen Placido of CT Sea Grant will lead a program about the many benefits of planting native vegetation along waterfronts. These riparian buffers are a an example of a “nature-based solution” for land management.