Wrack Lines No.7 Vol 1 contents

Teachers hone sea science skills at "Seine the Sound" 228 KB PDF
by Peg Van Patten
K-12 educators pooled ideas and expertise at a professional development workshop at Hammonassett State Park. Photo gallery!

Contents of Volume 7 Number 1	*"driven by the sea"***
Letter from the Editor #10 303KB PDF Features in This Issue: GET Acrobat Reader (free) -necessary to read the feature articles, which are in PDF format. Acrobat 5 or later will work. Slaughter Sees Nature with an Extraordinary Eye by Peg Van Patten A Long Island artist uses canvas and paint to reveal nature 188 KB PDF A World of Small Discoveries: Zooplankton Barcoding 227 KB PDF by Rob Jennings Scientists with the Census of Marine Life's Zooplankton unit are barcoding the wee beasties. Bob Pomeroy Asks "How is Your MPA Doing?" in Five Languages 152 KB PDF by Peg Van Patten A UConn Sea Grant fisheries expert knows how to evaluate the effectiveness of marine protected areas. A Tale of Two Flowers 316 KB PDF by Juliana Barrett A land trust and some coastal habitat experts are restoring some coastline. The welcome mat is out for one flower but not the other. What Shapes the Ever-changing Long Island Sound? by Michael M Whitney 312 KB PDF Learn about the dynamic physical forces that change our favorite estuary on a daily basis, and how scientists observe the changes Connecting the Connecticut Coastline to the Arctic: Pollutants Know No Boundaries 296 KB PDF by Penny Vlahos Cleaners and other chemicals we use everyday travel to the Arctic and show up in polar bears and the ambient air! A night and day to remember by Joel Stocker 132 KB PDF A nor'easter that tore through Connecticut on tax day reshaped beaches	*Wrack Lines* Editor and Design/Production Peg Van Patten Irene Schalla, editorial assistant Editorial Board Nancy C. Balcom Hans G. Dam Sylvain DeGuise, ex officio Edward C. Monahan Peg Van Patten, ex officio Wrack Lines is published twice a year, or as resources allow, as both hard copy and electronic copy, by the Connecticut Sea Grant College Program at the University of Connecticut. Any opinions reflected herein are solely those of the authors. Correspondence can be sent to Wrack Lines, Connecticut Sea Grant, University of Connecticut, 1080 Shennecossett Road, Groton CT 06340-6048; or e-mail peg.vanpatten@uconn.edu
Teachers hone sea science skills at "Seine the Sound" 228 KB PDF by Peg Van Patten K-12 educators pooled ideas and expertise at a professional development workshop at Hammonassett State Park. Photo gallery!	Got a story idea that relates to Connecticut, Long Island Sound or the ocean? We do not pay for articles but we welcome submissions.
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