Federal funding for projects that protect shorelines using natural materials and environmentally friendly designs could soon be available to coastal communities through legislation introduced June 19 by Connecticut Sen. Chris Murphy and California Sen. Kamala Harris.
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Apr11Sea Level Rise: measurement, understanding, adaptationConnecticut College, 270 Mohegan Ave., New London9:00 AM
CT Sea Grant and other groups will have information tables at the Coastal-Climate Exposition held in conjunction with the Lear-Conant Symposium. Speakers will discuss topics that consider the complexities of sea level, how we measure it, understand it and what it means for human and ecological communities.
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Apr21Wild New England: Our Wild BackyardUConn Avery Point7:30 PM
Coastal Perspectives lecture with Tomas Koeck, film producer, photographer and journalist; Jon Dodd, executive director, Atlantic Shark Institute; and Jamie Vaudrey, professor in the UConn Department of Marine Sciences and at CT NERR
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Apr22MyCoast CT Webinar: April Showers Bring...MyCoast!1:00 PM
Join this webinar to learn about the one-year-old Connecticut MyCoast pilot project, including a recap of the past year, updates on municipal activities and next steps for coastal Connecticut. Click here for the agenda.