On a bipartisan vote, the Senate Appropriations Committee on Thursday approved funding for the National Sea Grant program at $65 million for base programs and $11.5 million for Sea Grant aquaculture. Part of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency budget, the funding for National Sea Grant supports Sea Grant programs in 33 states, including Connecticut Sea Grant. This follows similar action in the House of Representatives and bodes well for the future of Sea Grant, which had been slated for termination under the President’s budget proposal. Connecticut Sea Grant is grateful for the support that Congress has demonstrated for the program, and the services it provides to communities and the maritime economy. While changes could still be made before passage of a final budget, the prospects for Sea Grant are promising.
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Sep14Weathering the Storm: Get PreparedThe Public Library of New London4:30 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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Sep16Hammonasset Beach State Park Coastal Resilience WorkshopHammonasset Beach State Park, Madison9:30 AM
Workshop and field trip focusing on salt marsh restoration initiative, with presentations from Audubon Connecticut.
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Sep16Beyond the Flashlight: Practical Storm PreparednessOtis Library5:30 PM
Juliana Barrett of CT Sea Grant will lead an active, practical session on how to prepare your home and family before severe weather strikes.
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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.