A Salty Situation
In cities like New Haven, winter brings more than just flurries and flakes. Salt laden sidewalks and streets are a sure sign that snow is on the forecast. Safety conscious New Englanders are quick to…
Pollution in Quinnipiac River is decreasing. Hauling away trash will help reduce it further
NEW HAVEN REGISTER — The sheer amount of waste recently pulled from a forest surrounding a local stretch of the Quinnipiac River was enough to furnish a one-bedroom apartment. A dirty, tan leather sofa (cushions included),…
Chargers Conducting Grant-Funded Research Exploring Impact of Pollution on the Local Environment
This summer, several faculty members and students are engaged in important research projects supported by the Quinnipiac River Fund, examining how microplastics and metals are affecting wildlife in local aquatic habitats.
Here there be dragons
Hundreds gather for Canal Dock’s annual Dragon Boat Regatta On June 3, 2023, a dozen dragons were spotted in the New Haven harbor. “Dragons” are not necessarily a new occurrence in these waters. In the…
What makes oysters happy?
UCONN researcher studies oyster reefs in Quinnipiac River and Morris Creek The creek was said to be dead. Industrialization and decades of pollution took its toll on many Connecticut rivers and tributaries, including Morris Creek…
Down by the river side
Quinnipiac Park hosts community events With broad views of river, oyster boats and two historic bridges, and a wide stretch of grass to gather and play, the Quinnipiac River Park makes an ideal place for celebrations…