A Committee of the Assembly of Sea Grant Extension Program Leaders
Sea Grant Climate Change Network Workshop 2009
Climate Adaptation in Coastal Communities:
A Network Approach to Outreach
Charleston, South Carolina
November 9 – 11, 2009
Purpose: Enhance the capacity of the Sea Grant Outreach Network to assist stakeholders in addressing climate change issues.
Workshop Participants Roster - updated 11/18/2009
Workshop Resources: E-Binder
NEW! The SGCN Workshop Final Agenda is now available! (Last updated 11-06-09)
Open the Full Announcement to find out more about the workshop and network meeting.
Please fill out the Online Registration Form if you are interested in participating.
Workshop Hotel Information & Directions
Contact: Jessica Whitehead (Jessica.whitehead@scseagrant.org) or Chris Conger (Chris.L.Conger@hawaii.gov)
GSA Per Diem Rates for Charleston, South Carolina
Workshop Registration Fee and Payment
A Network Approach to Outreach
Charleston, South Carolina
November 9 – 11, 2009
Purpose: Enhance the capacity of the Sea Grant Outreach Network to assist stakeholders in addressing climate change issues.
Workshop Participants Roster - updated 11/18/2009
Workshop Resources: E-Binder
NEW! The SGCN Workshop Final Agenda is now available! (Last updated 11-06-09)
Open the Full Announcement to find out more about the workshop and network meeting.
Please fill out the Online Registration Form if you are interested in participating.
Workshop Hotel Information & Directions
Contact: Jessica Whitehead (Jessica.whitehead@scseagrant.org) or Chris Conger (Chris.L.Conger@hawaii.gov)
GSA Per Diem Rates for Charleston, South Carolina
Workshop Registration Fee and Payment
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Questionnaire -- NE CC Network members:
(Sent to NE Region members and could used in your region)
1) Please list your SG program’s climate change training needs. Be specific with any links to opportunities or programs.
2) Do you have resources on…
Hi all,
I found my e-mail from the NOAA Office of Program Planning and Integration with the summaries for the Sea Grant – Regional Collaboration Team climate engagement mini-grants, and it does have a nice big "draft" caveat on it. So I won't send t…
To add significant wave protection it takes a relatively agressive "living" resource, usually a wetland species. Smooth cordgrass, black needle rush and mangroves are the most likely species. The first two are considered invasive species in the West…
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