Wetlands Watch recognized for their year-long effort, funded by Virginia Sea Grant (VASG), to prepare the historic waterfront neighborhood for sea level rise.
Prevention is key to food safety, and a Sept. 29 workshop aimed to show seafood processors how to standardize their sanitation practices.
When it comes to their meals, catfish aren’t picky. And recent research from Virginia Tech confirms that non-native catfish are eating a wide range of fish species—including several species of special concern to conservationists.
During conference work sessions, participants will assess and prioritize community needs and develop service-learning activities which address coastal resilience and match community needs with university resources.
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