Revolutionary Harbor: The Stone Living Lab
Join Boston Harbor Now and the National Park Service to learn about the Stone Living Lab, an exciting new initiative in Boston Harbor!
Join us to learn about the Stone Living Lab, an exciting new initiative in Boston Harbor that will use cutting-edge research and public education initiatives to help solve some of Boston’s most pressing climate change threats. You will hear about the mission of the lab, find out what exactly a “living lab” is, learn about our new research projects, and discover how you can get involved! Register here.
The program will be led by:
- Marc Albert, Director of Natural Resource Partnerships at the National Parks of Boston
- Dr. Mark Borrelli, Director of the Coastal Processes and Ecosystems Laboratory (CaPE Lab) at UMass Boston
- And Rebecca Shoer, Cabot Education and Community Engagement Program Manager at the Stone Living Lab,
About The Stone Living Lab: The Stone Living Lab conducts transformative research and outreach to make vulnerable coastal regions adaptive to climate change while enhancing natural and built environments. The goal is to engage researchers, students, and the public in testing innovative, adaptive, nature-based approaches to climate adaptation, coastal resilience, and ecological restoration in a variety of coastal locations in and around Boston Harbor. Learn more at StoneLivingLab.org