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Posted March 8, 2023
Wednesday, 03/15/2023: JOIN US FOR THE CRC ROUNDTABLE – IMPLEMENTING CLEAN WATER SOLUTIONS FOR AGRICULTURE IN PENNSYLVANIA (Virtual)
In 2016, 2019, and 2022, leaders from Pennsylvania’s agricultural and environmental communities participated in a series of “Pennsylvania in the Balance” conferences. In the early years, participants generated creative new ideas to position agriculture in the state as a solution for clean water. Convened by the Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences, PA in Balance…
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Posted February 6, 2023
Wednesday, 02/15/2023: JOIN US FOR THE CRC ROUNDTABLE – Integrating Social Science for Adaptive Management in Chesapeake Bay Program, Lisa Wainger and Daniel Read and What do researchers and practitioners want from each other? Insights from the Advancing Engagement Workshop Series, Wes Eaton (Remote – Zoom)
To continue December’s roundtable conversation on behavior change, February’s roundtable brings together a group of scholarly researchers with experience in stakeholder engagement and capacity building. This month’s conversation explores how to incorporate a social science lens into environmental management work. Guest speakers will provide insights about their experiences, avenues for future improvement, and share some…
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Posted January 5, 2023
Wednesday, 01/18/2023: JOIN US FOR THE JANUARY ROUNDTABLE – A CRC DOUBLE-HEADER: SEAGRASS BLUE CARBON AND EFFECTS OF FLOODING ON WATER QUALITY (Remote)
Coasts are dynamic areas of exchange between land and water. Nitrogen and phosphate from land, for example, are essential for the growth of seagrasses and their production of “blue carbon”. Nutrients in the Bay often are in excess, however; in addition to their well-documented sources, a previously unquantified one is the loading from land introduced…
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Posted December 1, 2022
WEDNESDAY, 12/14/22: JOIN US FOR THE CRC DECEMBER ROUNDTABLE – GROWING POSITIVE ACTION: AN INTRODUCTION TO CHESAPEAKE BEHAVIOR CHANGE (Remote)
Behavior change is a buzzy phrase these days – and with good reason. The importance of social science in the Bay restoration effort is becoming clear, as we realize that the on-the-ground actions of the 18 million residents of the watershed are the key to success. While we all share the same goal of a…