The Thames River Explorations – Digital Stewardship (TREDS) project highlights maritime history, environmental science, and environmental justice issues along the Thames River in eastern Connecticut.
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Sep6Coastal Conversations Pollinator PartyEco Park, 1 Palace St., West Haven10:00 AM
Pollinator Party with Juliana Barrett, CT Sea Grant extension educator emerita, and Maggie Cozens, Long Island Study Partnership outreach coordinator
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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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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.