Posts Tagged ‘CEC’
Saving Our Ponds Film Series!
The WHCOHH Community Engagement Core and Circuit Films, in collaboration with many community partners, created an outreach film series entitled “Saving Our Ponds”. The six-video series explores the recent increase and impacts of these blooms, discusses how individuals can protect themselves and their pets, and highlights the importance of preserving and restoring water quality. The “Saving Our Ponds” film series is available for viewing on WHOI’s YouTube channel.
Read MoreLearn about new HABhub features and capabilities!
Visit the HABhub blog to learn about latest updates to the WHOI HABhub, and how these tools and features promote data access and analysis.
Read MoreWHCOHH CEC grantee highlight
CEC lead Mindy Richlen was featured by the NIEHS in in a 2021 Grantee Highlight in the March 2021 Partnerships for Environmental Public Health (PEPH) newsletter. Read more HERE.
Read MoreStrategic Framework for Community Engagement in Oceans and Human Health
Northeast HAB Website
The management of harmful algal blooms (HABs) in New England has grown more challenging due to the emergence of New HAB species that can cause seafood poisoning and disrupt ecosystems. The Northeast HAB website was created as a regional resource that provides background information as well as access to bloom monitoring data and commentary, forecasting model products, and data collected by HAB sensors deployed throughout the region.
Read More2025 Gulf of Maine HAB Science Symposium
The next Gulf of Maine HAB Science Symposium will be held in Portsmouth, NH from March 12-13, 2024. This meeting brings together researchers, managers, and stakeholders to share research findings, information and data, and monitoring plans about HABs in New England waters. The preliminary agenda is available HERE.
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