O/WS-1

Reducing Stormwater Impact by Reaching Homeowners and Service Providers at Behavior "Choice Points"

Principal Investigator:

Erica Goldman

Start/End Year:

2010 to 2011

Institution:

Maryland Sea Grant

Topic(s):

Coastal Flooding

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We are looking for a G raduate Assistant to support Maryland Sea Grant's research program. Application review starts August 8!

Maryland Sea Grant seeks to hire a Science Writer / Editor to explain and share findings from scientists, extension agents, and other sources to help advance public understanding and management of Maryland's natural resources. More details.

Maryland Sea Grant has program development funds for start-up efforts or strategic support for emerging areas of research. Apply here.

Featured Research Project

Integrated Geospatial, Cultural, and Social Assessment of Coastal Resilience to Climate Change

Social scientists will collaborate with a wetlands ecologist to improve assessments of communities’ vulnerabilities to climate change and to help communities develop strategies to adapt. Better integration of geospatial and modeling data with social science knowledge has the potential to reveal critical decision points leading to more resilient communities, economies, and ecosystems.

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