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Free online tool can help town officials “analyze the ecological, social and economic impacts” of sea-level rise on their communities and will offer a menu of potential responses.

The ban on taking of alewives and blueback herring from most of the stat’es inland and marine waters has been extended for its ninth year…

The SeaGrant programs of Connecticut and New York have awarded $1.28 million in Long Island Sound Study grants for research into some of the most serious health threats to the ecological health of Lond Island Sound.

Turtles and the threats they face are the focus of a “Year of the Turtle” campaign by Partners in Amphibian and Reptile Conservation, which includes the Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection as a member.

Last week East Lyme voters approved a $10.9 million bond project that will fund a connection to a reservoir owned by the City of New London.

Connecticut is tiny – it ranks 48th out of the 50 states in square miles – yet it packs 216 miles of shoreline into its small frame.

The Connecticut ENCON Police will host an informational seminar…

This conference will highlight the positive relationship between organic land care, a beautiful yard, healthy eating and healthier local and global environment.

The state Department of Environmental Protection has recognized marinas in Stonington and Niantic for participating in voluntary measures to help keep waterways clean.

Marine sciences assistant professor Mike Whitney leans over his laptop, perched on a long, bare bench top in his newly-renovated laboratory at UConn’s Avery Point Campus.