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Long Island Sound Study 2007-2008 Biennial Report

August 11, 2008 — Want to know more about efforts to restore and protect Long Island Sound? The 2007-2008 Long Island Sound Study Biennial… Read More

Sound Health Report Highlights Differing Conditions in Long Island Sound’s Three Basins

July 24, 2008 — Stamford, July 24, 2008— A new report on Long Island Sound by the Long Island Sound Study (LISS) details how… Read More

A new study indicates that wetland and stream protection regulations in Connecticut are having an effect in retarding — but not stopping — development close to coastal streams.

April 24, 2008 — Stamford, April 24, 2008—The study, conducted by the University of Connecticut Center for Land Use Education and Research (CLEAR) and… Read More

2008 Sound Bytes Archive

April 22, 2008 — 2008 Sound Bytes Archive Read More

Spring 08 Impacts of Climate Change on LIS

April 12, 2008 — Estuaries like Long Island Sound (LIS) face multiple stressors from industrialization, a concentrated coastal populace, coastal development, and myriad commercial… Read More

The Long Island Sound Fishery: Flourishing or Floundering?

March 8, 2008 — Citizens Summit Explores Sustainability Issues Bridgeport, CT,  March 8, 2008—The survival of Long Island Sound’s fishery depends on resource managers,… Read More

2007 CCMP Implementation Tracking Report

December 31, 2007 — This report summarizes the continuing work of the LISS Management Conference partners in carrying out the CCMP. The LISS Management… Read More

Nearly $1 Million for Projects to Improve the Health of Long Island Sound

October 29, 2007 — Funding for Habitat Restoration, Sound Stewardship & More Fish Among Initiatives Mystic, CT, Oct. 29, 2007—Gathering together in Mystic, Conn.,… Read More

Fall 07 Nitrogen Trends in LIS

September 12, 2007 — Long Island Sound has a large and highly developed watershed. Nitrogen contributions from the watershed, combined with strong summer thermal… Read More

Survey Reveals Long Island Sound Residents Not Fully Informed About Water Quality Issues

April 25, 2007 — Long Island Sound residents care about the environment, but are not fully informed about the primary causes of pollution affecting the Sound, according to a government-sponsored survey released today. Read More

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