The Lab in the Netherlands
Explore photos from our Managing Director's September 2023 visit to the Netherlands
SLL StoryMap: The Blizzard of ’26
Read about observations from real-time monitoring in Boston Harbor and community impacts from local media coverage during the February 2026 Nor'easter in this new StoryMap developed by the Lab.
Stone Living Lab joins 2023 Climate Beacon Conference Steering Committee
The Stone Living Lab has joined the steering committee for the 2023 Climate Beacon Conference to be held in Boston October 10 & 11.
A Week in Place: the 2023 Teacher Institute
Reflections from our second year of the Summer Teacher Institute by Summer Fellow Daria Healey!
Highlights from Stone Living Lab 2023 Conference
If you were unable to attend the Stone Living Lab’s 2023 Conference, you can now watch the recordings of our plenary talks and panels!
Undergraduate Interns studying carbon flux, trace metals, and nutrient contamination in the Neponset River and Estuary
This summer, two undergraduate researchers have joined the Stone Living Lab!
The Engineering with Nature Podcast: Nature-Based Coastal Resilience in Urban Settings
The City of Boston is experiencing climate change and taking action to build urban resiliency through their Climate Ready Boston initiative. In Season 6, Episode 2 of the EWN® Podcast, Host Sarah Thorne is joined by Co-host Andrew McQueen, Research Biologist in the Environmental Laboratory of the Engineer Research and Development Center, USACE, and Joe Christo, Managing Director of the Stone Living Lab in Boston, Massachusetts.
New Grad Students Join the Lab!
We're thrilled to welcome two new graduate students to the Lab! Daniel Lopez and Curtis Morris will be researching the intertidal zone with SLL researcher Jarrett Byrnes.
Having Fun-ology with Fifth Graders
This spring, SLL and National Parks Service (NPS) staff created and piloted a series of brand-new lessons with fifth graders at Samuel Adams Elementary in East Boston. We used phenology to answer the question: "How do we know something is changing?"