When the sewage treatment plant on the Mystic River was upgraded in 2015, probably few community residents here imagined local shellfish farmers might benefit, let alone oyster and clam growers across the country. But that’s a possibility, depending on the results of a $300,000 federally funded testing project now underway.
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If not explictly stated otherwise, start_date/today and end_date/6 months are implied in the URL.
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Aug1Discover Connecticut’s Hidden Underwater MeadowsBoat leaves from Fort Trumbull State Park, New London1:15 PM
Thames River Heritage Park boat tour led by UConn Marine Sciences Professor Jamie Vaudrey of eelgrass ecosystems.
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Aug8Kickoff cleanup for 2026 #DontTrashLISound campaignFort Trumbull State Park, New London9:00 AM
Join Connecticut Sea Grant and Save the Sound in a volunteer cleanup at Fort Trumbull State Park and the surrounding neighborhood to kick off the 2026 #DontTrashLISound campaign.
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Aug15Milford Oyster Festival 2026Fowler Field, downtown Milford10:00 AM
Connecticut Sea Grant will offer activities, stickers and publications at its booth at the Milford Oyster Festival during the day on Saturday.