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    Science and Environment Connecticut United States













Science and Environment Connecticut United States


Science and Environment

Information about Connecticut's natural environment as well as scientific activities and organizations specific to the state.

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  • - Provides Minerals Yearbook from 1994 forward, plus map of principal mineral-producing localities report in PDF format.
  • - Seismicity map of and information on earthquake history in the state.
  • - Greenhouse gas inventory, state action plan, initiatives, news and events.
  • - Compendium of medical and health information for students, teachers and individuals. Provided by Connecticut United for Research Excellence, Inc.
  • - Promotes the awareness and appreciation of butterflies and moths. Field trips, programs, checklist, species accounts, and field notes.
  • - State map outlining districts for conservation.
  • - Mobile biotechnology laboratory that travels to middle and high schools throughout the state to provide students with a hands-on BioScience experience.
  • - Showing the watersheds of Connecticut as well as Long Island Sound.
  • - Information on day and overnight trips for birdwatching and other naturalist pursuits, in Connecticut and worldwide.
  • - Town-by-town profile of the toxic elements which threaten each community.
  • - Provides services areas of land use, transportation, and conservation to the towns of Chester, Clinton, Deep River, Essex, Killingworth, Lyme, Old Lyme, Old Saybrook and Westbrook.
  • - Educational outreach program provided by the University of Connecticut that offers information on a range of subjects, including soil testing, lead poisoning, indoor air quality, food safety and septic system management.
  • - Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute presents a general introduction to the topic, intended for use in an 8th or 9th grade science classroom.
  • - Problem solving, natural resource education program for high school students which culminates in field competition.
  • - Island number, name, location and associated body of water.
  • - Project in which statewide participants identify species of butterflies. Sponsored by the State Geological and Natural History Survey of the CT DEP, the Connecticut Butterfly Association and the Connecticut Entomological Society.
  • - Printed publication featuring news, issues, articles and opinions on conservation in Connecticut.


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