The Stone Living Lab received grant funding from 11th Hour Racing which will support three lab projects and initiatives.
The Stone Living Lab and Woods Hole Group have partnered to implement a Living Shorelines Planning curriculum to help participants apply tools and techniques to develop, plan, and implement living shoreline projects in their communities!
Due to Perigean Spring Tides and an offshore storm, overland flooding was observed at Tenean Beach in Dorchester. Read about what the Lab's Climate Change Observatory sensors picked up during these weather events!
Lab staff recently presented on our current work at a Lunch and Learn organized by the MBTA’s Employee Sustainability Group.
Stone Living Lab Director Dr. Katie Dafforn shares insights learned from the Living Shorelines Tech Transfer held last October.
Researchers from MIT's Self-Assembly Lab and Nepf Lab shared their work with the Stone Living Lab in an afternoon of research exchange, providing insights on how Living Seawalls panels could help reduce wave overtopping, and more.
Long Wharf visitors from Boston and beyond wrote letters to future Boston at this year's Wicked High Tides, envisioning what the city's future might look like and expressing their hopes for it as well.
The year may be winding down, but the Stone Living Lab team is growing!
The Stone Living Lab’s Real-time Monitoring Network, which includes Hohonu overland flood sensors installed throughout Boston Harbor and the Boston Harbor Islands, was featured by BBC News.
The Education Team has new resources to spark curiosity and conversation!