Save the Dates: Spring 2025 Webinar Series
NE CASC is delighted to announce the dates and lineup for our Spring 2025 Webinar Series! Our schedule will kick off on March 12th at 4:00 PM with a talk on “The Importance of Sediment to Northeast Salt Marshes and Threats Posed by Regional Decline in Coastal Sediment Supply.” This presentation will explore the connection between declining suspended coastal sediment in the Northeast, the prevalence of coastal armoring, and the outlook for ecologically and economically important coastal wetlands such as salt marshes. Speakers will include Brian Yellen, Jon Woodruff, Wenxiu Teng, and Dylan Roy from UMass Amherst. Following this opening talk, NE CASC will sponsor two additional webinars this spring. Details for all three talks are provided below. Please join us for all of these exciting presentations!
March 12th, 4:00 PM
Title: The Importance of Sediment to Northeast Salt Marshes and Threats Posed by Regional Decline in Coastal Sediment Supply
Speakers: Dylan Roy (UMass Amherst), Wenxiu Teng (UMass Amherst), Brian Yellen (UMass Amherst), Jon Woodruff (UMass Amherst)
April 16th, 4:00 PM
Title: Cold-Loving Fish in Hot Water: Climate Change Impacts on the Nutrition, Physiology, and Distribution of Lacustrine Brook Trout
Speakers: Isabella Errigo (Cornell University), Steve Jane (University of Notre Dame), Peter McIntyre (Cornell University), Connor Reeve (Cornell University)
May 14th, 4:00 PM
Title: Using Managed Relocation to Advance Climate Adaptation: Benefits, Risks, and Barriers
Speakers: Jenica Allen (UMass Amherst), Peter Clark (University of Vermont), Jacquelyn Gill (University of Maine), Chris Nadeau (Schoodic Institute)
