Art, Water & Ecoliteracy for HUMANS of all ages | #stormwater #AsphaltArt #RunoffArt #LessPlasticMoreFish a program of Rainbow Recycling Inc - 501c3 nonprofit
Connecticut, USA
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Less Plastic, More Fish touring exhibit and maker workshops is gearing up for its 2024 tour. We are now accepting hosting requests in Bridgeport, Hartford, and New London! #LessPlasticMoreFish
CT cities are adopting Food Scrap Collection programs for residents and schools. Bristol CT began theirs in July! #Sustainability #compost
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π³π DEEP announces free bus transportation to TWO upcoming No Child Left Inside events through ParkConneCT!
πAdvance Registration Requiredπ
π Read more about this great opportunity in our press release: portal.ct.gov/deep/news-releβ¦
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A Connecticut woman driven by dreams of hiking the National Parks
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It's #BiodiversityDay! These Creek Chub and Common Shiners are providing the spawning conditions necessary for Endangered Redside Dace. We need species diversity and diversity (variation) within species (the stuff of natural selection) for healthy ecosystems.
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#NewSpeciesAlert - #π»π¦πβππ π ππππ¦πππ πππ‘ππ’π , a lovely new #tetra from the Serra do Cachimbo, Brazil, an area with a high level of endemism, low spp. diversity & few taxa with broad dist. elsewhere in the rest of the Amazon. #Characidae
π bit.ly/3V9TIka
ALT Marinho, M. M. F., & Dagosta, F. C. P.. (2024). Redescription of π»π¦πβππ π ππππ¦πππ πππβππππππ ππ (Characiformes: Characidae) with the description of a new congener from the Serra do Cachimbo, Brazil. Neotropical Ichthyology, 22(2), e230127. https://doi.org/10.1590/1982-0224-2023-0127
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On #BiodiversityDay, it's time to face the facts: we're a small part of a big picture. Let's start acting like it πΏπ π¦
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πMeet the Free Flow Champion: Jeremy Shelton from Freshwater Research Center!
Based in South Africa, @freshwatersa initiated Africaβs largest freshwater fish rescue effort aimed at saving the Clanwilliam sandfish.
β‘οΈRead the full interview at worldfishmigrationfoundationβ¦
The Quiet Love Affair Between Fish and Trees π³β€οΈπ -πwritten by Katrina Liebich who also leads the Virtual Youth Fish and Wildlife Club every Wednesday @USFWS @Liebichthy read > fws.gov/story/quiet-love-affβ¦
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The Pacific spiny lumpsucker β not just a cute face! With pelvic fins turned suction cups, it clings to surfaces in strong currents, lying in wait for its next meal. Now that's what you a call a perfectly adapted ambush predator! π‘π€©π₯·
π₯: Marcelo Johan Ogata
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Celebrate #WFMD2024 with us on May 25, 2024!π
Join our LIVE YouTube event on May 25, 11-13h CET where we will be connecting with events worldwide πΊοΈand showcasing the importance of free-flowing rivers and migratory fishπ
β‘οΈLearn more at worldfishmigrationday.com/ceβ¦
Β©@SmalishGalad
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Okay, this is seriously wonderful. Elephantnose fishes can generate electrical fields that reinforce the sensory abilities of all members of their social groups, rather than interfering with each other. Out today in Nature. nature.com/articles/d41586-0β¦
"I am a River" by Lots of Fish & PT Partners Youth Corps led by @JuliemarOrtiz. Local fish, snapping turtle, frogs w/ "healthy river" plants & insects. Fish encapsulate human eyes keep watch, reminding us to be mindful of our habits that can both help or hurt our waterways.
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Less Plastic, More Fish touring exhibit and maker workshops is gearing up for its 2024 tour. We are now accepting hosting requests in Bridgeport, Hartford, and New London! #LessPlasticMoreFish
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Recycle your $ $ $ here!
We will #reuse them #sustainably and #creatively!
We are making music, art, children's books, rain barrels and more! #TheGreatGive May 1st - 2nd.
Go to our page @cfgnh or reuse this link > thegreatgive.org/organizatioβ¦
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Look what arrived today π so good to see this in print! π
Check out our #OpenAccess #OMBAR review on the use of #stableisotopes on #coralreefs online at doi.org/10.1201/978100328860β¦
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Earlier this week @NOAA declared the 4th global #coralbleaching event. Driven by #climatechange, corals around the world have been bleaching and dying over the past year, adding to the devastating losses of the 3rd such event less than a decade ago. We need #ClimateActionNow
Nearly a quarter of all ocean species rely on coral reefs, but high ocean temperatures have resulted in a global coral reef bleaching event.
"It's alarming and likely catastrophic," @baumlab tells @WmBrangham.
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Countering coral reef bleaching misinformation: factcheck.afp.com/doc.afp.co⦠@DaviesswPhD @secanno @ProfTerryHughes #ClimateChange #4thGlobalCoralBleachingEvent
Join us w/ Rose from CT DEEP & Project WET to make FISH PRINTS by the water!
May 4, Sat. 12-4 @ Sliver by the River pArty - celebrate a new little park by the train station in Bridgeport (Water St @ Stratford Ave) Hosts: @tpl_org, @GroundworkBPT Music, Fun & Art by the water!
