St. Lawrence River communities will have access to a Great Lakes coastal processes educator, who can give them advice on coastal erosion and hazards, including the impact of climate change and how to …
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St. Lawrence River communities will have access to a Great Lakes coastal processes educator, who can give them advice on coastal erosion and hazards, including the impact of climate change and how to mitigate coastal flooding damage, according to Cornell Cooperative Extension.
CCE and the New York Sea Grant are still looking to hire the person, which is a 3-year position.
Applications deadline is Nov. 30. More information is at http://www.seagrant.sunysb.edu/articles/r/2364 or call 607-255-2386.
New York Sea Grant, based at Cornell University in Ithaca, is part of a national network of 33 university-based programs working with coastal communities through the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/NOAA. Sea Grant research and outreach programs promote better understanding, conservation, and use of coastal resources in the U.S. New York Sea Grant is funded through the State University of New York, Cornell University and NOAA, according to Sea Grant officials.