Keepin It Green: part 1 -2011 STONY BROOK SOUTHAMPTON  ENVIRONMENTAL SYMPOSIUM @DeborahKlughersBonacBees
Keepin It Green: part 1 -2011 STONY BROOK SOUTHAMPTON  ENVIRONMENTAL SYMPOSIUM  @DeborahKlughersBonacBees
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2011 STONY BROOK SOUTHAMPTON COASTALAND ESTUARINE RESEARCH PROGRAM (SCERP) ENVIRONMENTAL SYMPOSIUM
Presented by the laboratories of Christopher Gobler and Bradley Peterson.
The Symposium is an opportunity for Long Island residents, as well as government and non-government agencies, to learn about the most recent research findings and near term research plans of SCERP. Topics to be presented by faculty and students include nitrogen loading in estuaries, harmful algal blooms, coastal ocean acidification, filter feeding bivalves, eelgrass, and estuarine ecosystem restoration.
Friday, April 1st ,2011
Duke Lecture Hall-Chancellors Hall.
Southampton Campus
Research posters presented by students followed by a reception.
Stony Brook Southampton
School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences
239 Montauk Highway
Southampton New York 11968
(631)632-5020
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