Barrett interviewed about CT forests, rising seas and climate

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Juliana Barrett stands in a section of the Hoffman Evergreen Preserve in Stonington where thinned of dead and dying trees were thinned out and new species planted.
Juliana Barrett stands in a section of the Hoffman Evergreen Preserve in Stonington where dead and dying trees were thinned out and new species planted. Judy Benson / Connecticut Sea Grant

Listen to CT Sea Grant Coastal Habitat Specialist and UConn Extension Educator Juliana Barrett being interviewed by radio show host Wayne Norman on WILI (1400 AM,95.3 FM) in Willimantic on Nov. 9. The show is called, “Connecticut Forests, Rising Sea Waters and the Connecticut Coast.”