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  <title>The Patch West Haven: Citizen Opportunities for Accessing Science Training on the Sound</title>
  <pubDate>May 11, 2022</pubDate>
  <description>Amy Carlisle, chair and associate professor of biology and environmental science and her colleagues at the University of New Haven are hosting an event this summer for 20 community members that will train them on the ecology, water quality, animals, plants, and algae of Long Island Sound.</description>
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  <author>amy-carlile</author>
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