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Science communication and engagement for our coasts
Science communication and engagement for our coasts
Through the Streaming Science project, AEC social scientists and NCBS researchers have partnered to design and assess interactive coastal engagement initiatives. This webinar explores how these experiences strengthen connections to living shorelines and climate resilience strategies, helping youth and communities better understand and engage with nature-based coastal solutions.
Causes and consequences of climate-induced species shifts
Causes and consequences of climate-induced species shifts
Learn how warming temperatures and changing conditions are driving seagrass species to shift their ranges, and what those changes mean for coastal ecosystems and management in this webinar presented by Dr. Marc Hensel, Research Assistant Professor at the UF/IFAS Nature Coast Biological Station.Â
Context dependent effects of simulated grazing on seagrass ecosystems
Context dependent effects of simulated grazing on seagrass ecosystems
How can grazing pressure shape seagrass health and resilience under different environmental conditions? Find out in this webinar presentation by Dr. Stephanie Archer, Assistant Professor at Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium (LUMCON).
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