Science Cafes

This year our Science Cafe Series will be hosted at Throwback Brewery  [7 Hobbs Rd, North Hampton, NH]

Each 60 minute Science Cafe presentation or panel will begin at 5pm.

Please arrive early to settle in and order your food or beverages if you’d like.

Science Cafes are free. Donations are always welcome. Please register online so we know how many guests to expect.

Science Cafe Schedule

Order Tramadol Online Cash On Delivery November 7th    Great Bay Horseshoe Crab Monitoring presented by Melissa Brogle and Chris Chabot

http://www.mscnantes.org/416tzxjob1 December 19th  Cassie Stymiest from Educational Passages will share information about the MiniBoat program that offers an extraordinary way for people of all ages to learn crucial STEAM skills, discover maritime careers, and build connections that will last a lifetime.

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https://alldayelectrician.com/hzfs7zu4yqr February 13, 2025 *New Date  Great Bay 2030 Panel Discussion with CLF Great Bay Waterkeeper Melissa Paly, Lynn Vaccaro from The Great Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve and Trevor Mattera, Habitat Program Manager for UNH Piscataqua Region Estuaries Partnership

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https://www.yolascafe.com/zoyd3af This project was funded, in part, by NOAA’s Office for Coastal Management under the Coastal Zone Management Act in conjunction with the NH Department of Environmental Services Coastal Program. The Gundalow Company is a non-profit 501(c)3 which sails on the waterways of the Piscataqua with 125 school groups from our region annually.

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https://mocicc.org/agricultura/g8fmr8wf https://guelph-real-estate.ca/zy8r1cysw January 22 2017: Meltdown: What People Should Know and Why they Should Care about Glaciers

• Cameron Wake
• Larry Hamilton

https://www.mbtn.net/?p=qfyhypv6qb Feb 22 2017: Clean it Up: Creative Solutions for the Health of Our Bay

• Jeff Barnum
• Rebecca O’Brien
• Rachel Rouillard

https://purestpotential.com/zl1rwwwz March 22 2017: Investments in Portsmouth’s Pierce Island Facility: Improving Water Quality in Great Bay

• Terry Desmarais
• Tom Irwin
• Dean Peschel

https://lpgventures.com/8cn57kzzk4 April 19 2017: Raging River: Is New England Prepared for Increasingly Extreme Weather?

• Cliff Sinnott
• Mary Stampone

see url May 10 2017: Pollution Solutions: What you can do as an Individual

• David Cedarholm
• Stephen Jones
• Corey Riley

https://onlineconferenceformusictherapy.com/2025/02/22/enjapu0mbx0 Oct 18 2017: Right Whales in the Wrong Places: The Future of Right Whales in the North Atlantic

• Ken Baldwin
• Heather Pettis

Cheapest Tramadol Next Day Delivery Nov 15th 2017: The Secret Life of Lobsters

• Win Watson
• Joshua Carloni

https://dcinematools.com/rf4rbk41s5 Jan 17, 2018: Electrons and Electrolytes: Alternative Energy (and) Drinks

• Kate Epsen
• Clay Mitchell

https://www.elevators.com/fzws1gen Feb 21, 2018: One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Shellfish

• Michael Chambers (UNH)
• Brian Fennaco (Virgin Oyster Company)
• Rich Pettigrew (Seaport Fish)

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• David Burdick (UNH)
• Alyson Eberhart (UNH)

https://mocicc.org/agricultura/rpunwhc April 18, 2018: Tracking Fisheries in the Gulf of Maine

• Alix Laferriere (TNC)
• Kathy Mills (GMRI)

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• Robert Mohr (UNH Economist)
• Larry Hamilton (UNH Sociologist)

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• Dorn Cox (Research Director – Wolfe’s Neck Center)
• Todd Guerdat (UNH Agrictultural Engineering)

go here January 16, 2019 – Seals on the Shoals: Population Monitoring and Human Interactions on Harbor and Gray Seals

• Andrea Bogomolni
• Nadine Lysiak
• Ashley Stokes

https://getdarker.com/editorial/articles/j0eydbi2pcl Seabirds: Sentinels of ocean health

• Dr. Gemma Clucas (UNH)
• Dr. Elizabeth Craig (Cornell)
• Dr.Jennifer Seavey (Shoals Marine Lab)

watch Out of the Darkness & Into the Light:  The Role of Emerging Fisheries in the Changing Gulf of Maine

• Josh Carloni (NH Fish and Game)
• Jason Goldstein (Wells Reserve)

go to link Ocean Plastics: Separating Fact and Fiction

• Jen Kennedy (Blue Ocean Society)
• Gabi Bradt (Fisheries Extension Specialist – NH Sea Grant)

https://www.elevators.com/q0jfacyos Oil Spills in the Piscataqua: Past and Future

• Jason Domke (NHDES)
• Dan Oleksiak (USCG)
• Chris Holt (Portsmouth Pilot)

https://lpgventures.com/wuz659v Citizen Science: By the People For the People

• Alyson Eberhardt
• Malin Clyde

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• Jennifer Jacobs (UNH)
• Sherry Godlewski (NHDES)

enter March 18, 2020 Water Over the Dam: resolving conflicts between beavers and human communities (Cancelled)

• Larry Keniston
• Jim O’Brien
• Matthew Tarr
• Patrick Tate

https://www.mreavoice.org/jy9ig7t6bz May 7th 2020 – Exploring the Environmental Impacts of Covid-19 (Virtual)

• Cameron Wake (Dept. of Earth Sciences UNH)
• Larry Hamilton (Professor of Sociology and Senior Fellow in the Carsey School of Public Policy UNH)
• Kalle Matso (Piscataqua Region Estuaries Partnership)