Stone Living Lab

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This summer, the Lab is excited to part of Boxes: @Massport's new open-air installation at Boston's Fish Pier. Join us on 6/29, 7/8, 8/3, and 9/7 to learn about climate change in this historic hub for maritime industry. bostonglobe.com/2023/06/08/bus…

.@BostonHarborNow, @StoneLivingLab, and volunteers from the Friends of the Boston Harborwalk spent the morning assisting @BostonParksDept with park clean up and landscaping at Condor St Urban Wild in East Boston. #stewardship #volunteer #parkserveday

We’re excited to share the schedule for our 2023 Conference, Nature-Based Coastal Resilience in Urban Settings! From posters to panels, presenters will delve into research, monitoring, permitting, environmental justice, and more. stonelivinglab.org/conference/202…

We are thrilled to announce Melissa Hoffer, Massachusetts’ first ever Climate Chief, will deliver the April 26 keynote address during our 2023 Conference, Nature-Based Coastal Resilience in Urban Settings! stonelivinglab.org/news-article/c…

We’re so excited to be at the 2023 MEES Conference! Ready for a day to connect with colleagues across the state.

The Stone Living Lab is looking for a spring/summer intern to assist with public programming and education projects in and around Boston Harbor, including tabling events, community cruises, and youth programs! Learn more and apply here: stonelivinglab.org/get-involved/

Applications are now *open* for our 2023 Summer Teacher Institute! This free, 5-day course brings Boston area teachers together to explore Boston Harbor through the lens of climate change, place-based learning, and citizen science. Apply by March 12! stonelivinglab.org/education/summ…

Be sure to catch our Director of Climate Engagement Melanie Gárate in conversation with @34islandsboston *tonight* from 6:30-8:00pm. Join us in-person at the Boston Harbor Hotel's Leventhal Room or online via Zoom. Register here! eventbrite.com/e/revolutionar…

Today is the *last* day to submit a lightning talk for our 2023 Educator Workshop coming up next week!

Be sure to catch SLL researcher Dr. Mark Borrelli's talk for @CCSPtown about how and why Provincetown flooded this December! That's *TONIGHT* from 7:00-8:30. Sign up here: coastalstudies.org/event/why-did-…

Save the date for our next educator’s workshop on February 22, 2023! Join us for a morning of virtual lightning talks and presentations, and then gather at @TheBostonWinery for an afternoon of networking and collaboration More details coming soon: stonelivinglab.org/event/2023-edu…

Spot the difference! Visitors to Duxbury Beach have been snapping photos at our #chronolog station to track coastal change over time. What differences do you see between July and January?

Register now and submit a lightning talk proposal for our 2023 Educator Workshop! eventbrite.com/e/stone-living…

📢Final call for abstracts! Just under 9 hours left to submit for our April 2023 Conference📢 umassboston.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_82…

There's still time to submit an abstract for our 2023 conference! The deadline has been *EXTENDED* to Friday January 20, 2023 (11:59pm ET): umassboston.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_82…

We're excited to share a recap of 2022, which turned out to be a *huge* year for the lab! We hope 2023 continues to be a time of sustainable growth, reflection, and positive change, for both the Lab and our🌎 mailchi.mp/df55023bc272/s…

New year, new opportunities! 🎊 Boston Harbor Now is hiring with 3 opening positions: 📌 Director of Individual Giving 📌 Manager of Business Operations 📌 Youth Engagement Consultant To learn more and apply visit: bostonharbornow.org/get-involved/c… #hiring #jobopportunities #JobAlert

The partnership between the @StoneLivingLab and @LivingSeawalls will install panels that mimic the natural shoreline ecosystems to strengthen the biodiversity of sites along the harbor. bizjournals.com/boston/inno/st…