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The Role of Watersheds in Mitigating Impacts of Climatic Extremes
Learn how watersheds mitigate extreme weather impacts on nutrient transport, influencing water quality and ecosystem health in New England’s aquatic s...
 Natural Resources and the Environment, New Hampshire Agricultural Experiment Station, Peer Reviewed Journal Articles Climate Science, Water Management Resource
Examining Drivers of Carbon and Nitrogen Availability in Freshwater Ecosystems at Different Spatial Scales
Investigate how climate, soil, and watershed traits drive carbon and nitrogen availability in streams, highlighting scale-dependent dynamics for ecosy...
 Natural Resources and the Environment, New Hampshire Agricultural Experiment Station, Peer Reviewed Journal Articles Climate Science, Water Management Resource
Climate Change and Its Effects on Nitrogen Dynamics in Precipitation
Explore how climate change impacts nitrogen dynamics in precipitation, shifting seasonal patterns and affecting ecosystems in NH’s Lamprey River water...
 Natural Resources and the Environment, New Hampshire Agricultural Experiment Station, Peer Reviewed Journal Articles Climate Science, Water Management Resource
Adapting an Open-source Carbon Dioxide Sensor for Streams and Rivers
Discover how adapted CO2 sensors enable accurate monitoring of emissions in streams, aiding climate action plans and improving global carbon cycle mod...
 Natural Resources and the Environment, New Hampshire Agricultural Experiment Station Water Management Resource
Farming and Restoration in Great Bay Estuary
Dr. Bonnie Brown and her colleagues study the many factors impacting the health and growth of eastern oysters (Crassostrea virginica) in New Hampshire...
 Biological Sciences Sustainable Aquaculture Resource
The Importance of Cultivated Eastern Oysters in Great Bay
Dr. Ray Grizzle and his colleagues at the University of New Hampshire study the many ecological services offered by eastern oysters and how they can s...
 Biological Sciences Sustainable Aquaculture Resource
Using Fish Physiology to Help Growers of Commercially Important Species
Optimizing culture conditions and strains is necessary to assure adequate growth and survival of fishes cultured for food and for stock restoration. T...
 Biological Sciences Sustainable Aquaculture Resource
Using Lumpfish in Aquaculture Production
UNH has been working with the New England aquaculture industry (salmon farmers in Maine and steelhead trout farmers in NH) to promote the use of Lumpf...
 Biological Sciences Sustainable Aquaculture Resource
Unveiling the challenges of farm viability in New England
COLSA research: Enhancing New England's local food production: A study on farmers' livelihood strategies and the challenges of achieving far...
 Agriculture, Nutrition, and Food Systems, New Hampshire Agricultural Experiment Station Food and Agricultural Policy Resource
Enhancing public engagement in alternative food networks
COLSA research: Unlocking the potential of alternative food networks in New England: Strategies for engaging diverse consumers and promoting sustainab...
 Agriculture, Nutrition, and Food Systems, New Hampshire Agricultural Experiment Station Food and Agricultural Policy Resource