| Instructions: Click the headphone icon next to the track you would like to listen to. In most instances, left clicking will start the audio file which right clicking will allow you save the file for playback on other devices including Ipods and mp3 players. |
 | Track 1: Project Limulus team tags and monitors horseshoe crabs in LIS beaches. SH pages 13 and 15. |
| Track 2: Biologist Chris Elphick investigates endangered sparrows whose habitat may be threatened by climate change. SH pages 7, 13, and 14. |
| Track 3: Ecologist Elizabeth Farnsworth talks about one of her favorite places, Chapman Pond, a freshwater tidal marsh along the Ct River. SH pages 13 and 16. |
| Track 4: Crew aboard a Connecticut research vessel monitors the Sound’s water quality for low dissolved oxygen. SH pages 3 and 8. |
| Track 5: Jeanette Brown, Stamford’s Wastewater treatment plant director, talks about how to reduce nitrogen nitrogen from wastewater to help improve oxygen levels in the Sound. SH pages 3 and 6. |
| Track 6: A CT DEP fisheries biologist discusses how fishways are being built to improve fish migration and how fishways may help restore river herring and American eel populations. SH pages 11 and 13. |
| Track 7: Crew aboard a Connecticut research vessel monitors the diversity and health of fish in the Sound. SH pages 10 and 11. |
| Track 8: Judy Preston of the Tidewater Institute discusses how to protect salt marsh habitats by controlling phragmites, an invasive species. SH pages 7 and 13. |
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