The Plymouth State University Center for the Environment announces speakers for the Spring 2017 Environmental Science Colloquium. The Colloquium series is for students, faculty, and the public, and we invite all to come hear the latest on environmental science topics of interest to our region. The Colloquium presentations are held from 4-5 pm in the Boyd Science Center, Room 001.
Speaker: Joseph Zydlewski, Future of Dams Project Researcher
Professor, Wildlife, Fisheries, & Conservation Biology
Assistant Unit Leader, USGS Maine Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit
Dams affect fish species in some obvious ways. These effects, and their proposed solutions, are often simplifications of complex systems that ignore more subtle effects. This talk will explore six ways in which dams can influence fish and fisheries, drawing on the Penobscot River impoundment and modifications as a case study.
The New Hampshire Business Review featured NH EPSCoR and the recently released NH University Research & Industry Plan to explain how industry and higher ed can partner to spur economic growth.
Winter 2017 Science Café Series: Our Changing Water
The Portsmouth Brewery, Portsmouth, NH
Encouraging lively and engaging conversations about our water in a casual setting. Whether you are a scientist or not, this is a fun and free opportunity to learn from experts and add your own perspective to the conversation.
Winter 2017 Science Café Series: Our Changing Water
The Portsmouth Brewery, Portsmouth, NH
Encouraging lively and engaging conversations about our water in a casual setting. Whether you are a scientist or not, this is a fun and free opportunity to learn from experts and add your own perspective to the conversation.
Winter 2017 Science Café Series: Our Changing Water
The Portsmouth Brewery, Portsmouth, NH
Encouraging lively and engaging conversations about our water in a casual setting. Whether you are a scientist or not, this is a fun and free opportunity to learn from experts and add your own perspective to the conversation.
Winter 2017 Science Café Series: Our Changing Water
The Portsmouth Brewery, Portsmouth, NH
Encouraging lively and engaging conversations about our water in a casual setting. Whether you are a scientist or not, this is a fun and free opportunity to learn from experts and add your own perspective to the conversation.
In this issue, you’ll discover the myriad ways NH EPSCoR research and outreach has impacted the Granite State over the past year.
There are more than 14,000 dams on New England’s rivers, and many are small, aging, or derelict. The Nature Conservancy examines the issues that are the focus of the EPSCoR Future of Dams project.