Coastal flooding this month brought renewed attention to Boston's vulnerability to high tides, and several news outlets featured the Lab's outreach efforts!
We are seeking a research fellow and data manager to help us curate, manage, and make publicly accessible our data in a way that obeys FAIR (Findability, Accessibility, Interoperability, and Reuse) best practices.
The Byrnes lab at UMass Boston seeks multiple summer technician for work on biological monitoring of urban rocky shorelines in the Boston Harbor Islands in collaboration with the Stone Living Lab.
Learn more about cobble berm project education & engagement programs!
Learn more about the world of salt marshes in Boston Harbor in this article from our partners at the National Park Service's Climate Conservation Corps.
In late March, Rebecca Shoer (Stone Living Lab), Elisabeth Colby (National Parks of Boston), and Holly Rosa (Boston Public Schools) joined thousands of science educators in Denver for the 2024 National Science Teaching Association Conference!
View a panel discussion about the threats of climate change, featuring Stone Living Lab Managing Director Joe Christo.
Apply by March 17 for our 2024 Institute!
The Stone Living Lab gathered flood depth data during the March 10, 2024 storm event as part of our Real-Time Monitoring in Boston Harbor project.
Stone Living Lab Managing Director Joe Christo is featured in the Bay State Banner for a story about coastal flooding at Tenean Beach in Dorchester.