Climate Change and Aquaculture in Connecticut's Long Island Sound

Rising average air and water temperatures, as well as more extreme heat waves and cold spells, are likely to affect aquaculture. Farmed shellfish may be ...

Climate Change and Aquaculture in Connecticut's Long Island Sound. Publication Date. Mon, 07/20/2020 - 12:00. Authors. Tessa L. Getchis, and David Carey ...

Climate Change and Aquaculture in Connecticut's Long Island Sound

The four-page fact sheet addresses the current and potential implications of temperature extremes, precipitation and salinity, ocean acidification, severe ...

Climate Change and Aquaculture in Long Island Sound

Students will read about the effects of increasing temperatures, precipitation, ocean acidification, and extreme weather on Connecticut's fisheries and ...

Climate Change and Aquaculture in Connecticut's Long Island Sound

Tessa Getchis, one of our Connecticut Sea Grant Extension educators, and David Carey of the Connecticut Department of Agriculture look at the challenges tha ...

Other LISS Climate Change Research Projects

Conditions in Long Island Sound have been shifting due to climate change, affecting water temperature, acidity, oxygen levels, and incidence of Harmful Algal ...

Plan to boost CT's 'blue economy,' Long Island Sound takes shape

Oysters and clams in Long Island Sound may face multiple impacts from climate change – ocean acidification, which may prevent them from ...

Aquaculture news - CT.gov

Connecticut Aquaculture in the News · Long Island Sound's Shellfish Growers are Citizen Scientists · CT Weekly Agricultural Report: Collaboration between State ...

Climate Change and Sentinel Monitoring - Long Island Sound Study

The Long Island Sound Study has funded several research projects on the effects of sea-level rise and warming temperatures on fish and coastal bird populations, ...

Understanding the Health Of Long Island Sound's Oyster Beds

Oyster restoration efforts are increasing in Long Island Sound to maximize these benefits, also called ecosystem services. Connecticut Sea Grant recently ...

Lobster and Fishes of Long Island Sound - CT.gov

The impacts of warmer water temperatures have had mixed effects on finfish found in Connecticut waters. As discussed above, the trend indicates that the mean ...

Long Island Sound's Shellfish Growers are Citizen Scientists

Aquaculture also rebuilds marine habitats and strengthens coastal resilience, while providing year-round jobs. Right now, 50 percent of global ...

Beneath the waves, climate change puts marine life on the move

The first surprise may be just how much is at risk. Oysters and clams in Long Island Sound may face ...

NYSG: Long Island Sound Study (News - Sentinel Monitoring, July '11)

Climate change impacts include but are not limited to: Loss or changes in ecosystem functions and processes; Disruption in fisheries, aquaculture and other ...

Citizen science shows that climate change is rapidly reshaping Long ...

For decades, New England students took field trips out into the Long Island Sound. Their data show how quickly the sound is warming, ...

Long Island Sound | Senator Chris Murphy

During my time on the committee, funding for the Environmental Protection Agency's Long Island Sound Geographic Program grew by more than 300%. This money will ...

Detecting Climate Change Impacts in Long Island Sound

... The same protocols were used at 28 °C. Temperatures in Western Long Island Sound range from 0.7 to 22.6 °C and can reach 25 °C ...

SoundWaters | Protecting Long Island Sound Through Education

In an era of climate change, environmental science is climate science. Climate science education today is essential to Long Island Sound's future resilience.

Global warming transforming Long Island Sound | National Fisherman

At least one researcher believes the warming waters of the Sound could someday become a Connecticut version of Chesapeake Bay, with blue crabs ...

An Economic Analysis of Climate Change in Long Island Sound

In the near-term, the report recommends Connecticut do more to reduce polluted stormwater runoff. It also says biologists at a federal fisheries ...