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CT Capitol building with trees (photo: Laura McMillan)

How Is The Sound’s Dead Zone Shaping Up This Summer? Water Temperatures Could Be Critical

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A Marine Education Center for the Village of Mamaroneck

Mamaroneck Village has its share of Long Island Sound headaches—among them, crumbling sewers and beaches that close regularly because of pollution—but it also has a Long Island Sound spirit that is certainly admirable.

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Portland Reservoir, Meshomasic State Forest

Save the Sound Holds First Residential Rain Garden Planting in Southington

Last weekend, we held the first residential rain garden planting  as part of our Quinnipiac River Watershed Project.

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What’s Next – Action Items From the Long Island Sound Citizens Summit

At the end of our Long Island Sound Citizens Summit, we spent awhile with participants discussing Sandy and how we can best prepare for future storms.

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