Prof. Jamie Vaudrey and her colleagues in the UConn Marine Sciences Department have been involved in ongoing research to diagnose and find a solution to a nuisance algae, Cladophora, that has overtaken Little Narragansett Bay. In the latest phase of that research, Vaudrey is working with Prof. Julie Granger on a project to pinpoint the source of the nitrogen-laden nutrients getting into the bay that are fueling the explosive seaweed growth.
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Jun25MyCoast Partner WorkshopUConn Avery Point9:30 AM
Partner Workshop: Piloting the MyCoast Tool in New London, Groton and Stonington
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Jun28Experience Water and NatureBluff Point State Park9:30 AM
Event featuring fun and educational activities including kayaking, canoeing, seining, a scavenger hunt and more.
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Jul19Deep Dive into Long Island Sound teacher workshopMeigs Point, Hammonasset Beach State Park9:00 AM
Long Island Sound Mentor Teacher workshop at Meigs Point at Hammonasset Beach State Park.
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Sep12Marine Pollution-LIS Mentor Teacher workshopBluff Point State Park8:30 AM
Long Island Sound Mentor Teacher workshop on marine pollution at Bluff Point State Park in Groton on Sept. 12.
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