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Invasive Plant Management in Coastal Sand Dunes

EMP Small Grants Project – Round 1 Project Details: Grantee Organization: University of New Hampshire, ExtensionProject Type: OutreachProject Partners: Rockingham Planning CommissionAward: $13,841Project Timeline: February
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Wildlife Kayak Tours of the Estuary

The Seacoast Science Center (SSC) offers several “Wildlife Kayak Tours,” including a route in partnership with the Seabrook-Hamptons Estuary Alliance (SHEA). These tours, led by
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Lunch with a Scientist: Seabrook Middle School 7th & 8th grade

This series offers students a behind-the-scenes look at the formative experiences and educational journeys of professionals in STEM fields, while showcasing the wide range of
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Emergency Preparedness

This presentation was designed to help local property owners prepare for flooding, providing valuable information on resources to track and anticipate incoming floods, what supplies
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Seabrook Middle School – 6th grade exploration on the salt marsh

SHEA partnered with Seabrook Middle School staff, and Sergio Bonilla, a Wetlands and Wildlife Ecologist with Mission Wetlands, to develop a program to get sixth-grade
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Building a Flood Smart Seacoast

SHEA’s “Flood Smart” program consists of two components: The “Building a Flood Smart Seacoast” workshop series was developed in partnership with the New Hampshire Departments
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