Titled “American Fishermen Need a Little Kelp,” a new video published by The Huffington Post features UConn Prof. Charles Yarish, who has been supported by Connecticut Sea Grant over three decades on projects to foster seaweed farming in Long Island Sound.
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Mar3Annual CT Seaweed Aquaculture MeetingCT Agricultural Experiment Station, 123 Huntington St., New Haven10:00 AM
Agenda includes updates from regulators; presentation of seaweed food safety guide, industry information and open forum.
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Mar10Coastal Perspectives Lecture - Tern Conservation and Research on Great Gull Island, A Jewel of Long Island SoundAuditorium (Avery Point)7:30 PM
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Mar27USA Blue Schools Student SymposiumThe Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk9:30 AM
Students from USA Blue Schools and Long Island Sound School Network from Connecticut and New York will showcase their action projects to their peers.
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Mar313rd Annual SRC Regional Funding WorkshopGateway Community College, 20 Church St., New Haven10:00 AM
Please join the Long Island Sound Partnership and the CT Sea Grant Sustainable and Resilient Communities (SRC) team at the 3rd Annual Long Island Funding Workshop! The event is free and lunch will be provided.