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Esperanza Stancioff
- 61, Female
- Waldoboro, ME
- United States
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Esperanza Stancioff's Groups
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Sea-Level Rise
9 members
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SGCN Community Partner P…
3 members
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Northeast Region
11 members
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Hazard Resilience
15 members
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Steering Committee
15 members
Esperanza Stancioff's Discussions
Working Waterways and Waterfronts National Symposium on Water Access 2010
Started Nov 30, 2009
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Esperanza Stancioff left a comment for Chelsea Lowes"Welcome Chelsea! Even though you have been here for a little while. I would love to talk with you about our new climate change education program! Maybe next week if you are available. Check out our website:…"
Esperanza Stancioff commented on Lauren Land's blog post Upcoming Webinar for ADAPT Tool!"Thanks for setting this up. I plan to join this webinar meeting."
Esperanza Stancioff commented on Esperanza Stancioff's group Northeast Region"Two items to start a discussion for the NE Region:
It would be great to get a sense of what is going on/update in your Sea Grant programs and regionally. If there are any climate change efforts that you could succinctly report out on here, that…"
Esperanza Stancioff left a comment for Juliette Finzi Hart"Happy to have you a part of the CC Network, Juliette!"
Esperanza Stancioff replied to Jessica Whitehead's discussion 2011 SGCN Activities in the group Steering Committee"
Yes on a 2011 workshop; strategy for pursuing this: survey of SG Programs for most needed topics for learning, problem solving and networking; funding?; set up a committee to plan; use NING site to further develop ideas and discuss
CCAI…"
Esperanza Stancioff commented on Christopher L Conger's group Steering Committee"Hi Folks--I am going to try to be on the call today for the first half hour to hear from Heather. Any updates on what is needed for the poster for SG Week on our CCAI Projects? Can someone take notes? I will be happy to do this next time."
Esperanza Stancioff commented on Christopher L Conger's group Steering Committee"want to use that? i am on the road in a few minutes. thanks Jess!!"
Esperanza Stancioff commented on Christopher L Conger's group Steering Committee"I don't recall us setting up a call in number but if folks can make it tomorrow that would be great. Anyone have a line we can use on short notice? I am in meetings today but might be able to get a call in line from university that each would…"
Esperanza Stancioff commented on Christopher L Conger's group Steering Committee"Just to add that the sentiment on our call 7/8/10 with Rochelle, Chris and I was definitely in support of keeping our Ning intact as is reflected in the draft letter from Chris. Chris are you willing to ask the SCCD group or would you like one of us…"
Esperanza Stancioff commented on Christopher L Conger's group Steering Committee"I am planning on being on the call tomorrow. Come to my office Jess--it's in the basement and should be cool. Any chance of you coming up this way?"
Julia Peterson commented on Esperanza Stancioff's group Northeast Region"Hi folks,
Here's a new publication that may be of special interest within our region!
2010_NortheastExtremePrecip.pdf
Julia"
Profile Information
- Which Sea Grant Program do you work for?
- Maine Sea Grant and UMaine Cooperative Extension
- Focus Areas
- Climate Change; Coastal and Marine
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 9:01am on September 24, 2009,
Jessica Whitehead said…
- Esperanza, feel free to call me today re: community partners - 843-693-1506.
- At 1:38pm on September 22, 2009,
David B MacNeill said… - yes..talk to you in a minute
- At 1:04pm on September 22, 2009, David B MacNeill said…
- Sure thing..what is your number?/
Mac
- At 10:31am on September 22, 2009, David B MacNeill said…
- Hello Esperanza:
Hope all is well
I just got off the phone with Jess Whitehead and she mentioned that a couple of folks in Maine may be good candidates as community participants at the November workshop. I guess things may have evolved slightly with this session as we would identify some participants and solicit information from them as to their specific needs and goals prior to the workshop to expedite things a bit. Two potential participants were Kathleen Leydon and Curtis Bolen. Have you worked with them? Any thoughts on their potential interest or needs? Thanks..Jess mentioned that we'd like to finalize the list within the next week or so. Would greatly appreciate any assistance...
Thanks
Dave MacNeill
NY Sea Grant
To increase the effectiveness of Sea Grant climate programming and outreach nationwide.
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