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Federal Partner: National Park Service

Survey Post White-nose Syndrome Bat Populations in Marsh-BillingsĀ­ Rockefeller National Historical Park, Vermont and Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site, New Hampshire

Lead Principal Investigator: Yates, David

Partner Institution: Biodiversity Research Institute

Federal Agency: National Park Service

Project Discipline: Natural Resources

Start Year: 2016

End Year: 2017

National Register of Historic Places Documentation, Roger Williams National Memorial

Lead Principal Investigator: Miller, Marla

Partner Institution: University of Massachusetts Amherst

Federal Agency: National Park Service

Project Discipline: Cultural Resources

Start Year: 2016

End Year: 2018

Conduct Vegetation Inventory of Forest Gaps at Morristown National Historic Park

Lead Principal Investigator: Handel, Steven

Partner Institution: Rutgers University

Federal Agency: National Park Service

Project Discipline: Natural Resources

Start Year: 2017

End Year: 2018

Assessment of bat populations and white-nosed syndrome at Cape Cod National Seashore

Lead Principal Investigator: Farrell, Shannon

Partner Institution: State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry

Federal Agency: National Park Service

Project Discipline: Natural Resources

Start Year: 2015

End Year: 2018

Identifying Late Summer Activities and Habitat Preferences of Remnant Populations of Myotis bats in Acadia NP, Maine

Lead Principal Investigator: Divoll, Timothy

Partner Institution: Biodiversity Research Institute

Federal Agency: National Park Service

Project Discipline: Natural Resources

Start Year: 2015

End Year: 2017

Monitoring estuarine condition and seagrass in NPS Northeast Coastal and Barrier Network Parks

Lead Principal Investigator: Peterson, Bradley

Partner Institution: Stony Brook University

Federal Agency: National Park Service

Project Discipline: Natural Resources

Start Year: 2016

End Year: 2018

Assessing the response of indicator bacteria in Great South Bay to Hurricane Sandy

Lead Principal Investigator: Gobler, Christopher

Partner Institution: Stony Brook University

Federal Agency: National Park Service

Project Discipline: Natural Resources

Start Year: 2014

End Year: 2016

Effects of a storm-induced barrier breach on community assemblages and ecosystem structure within a temperate lagoonal estuary (post-Hurricane Sandy study)

Lead Principal Investigator: Nye, Janet

Partner Institution: Stony Brook University

Federal Agency: National Park Service

Project Discipline: Natural Resources

Start Year: 2014

End Year: 2017

Submerged marine habitat mapping: Ocean side of Gateway National Recreation Area. Sandy Hook Unit (post-Hurricane Sandy study)

Lead Principal Investigator: De Luca, Michael

Partner Institution: Rutgers University

Federal Agency: National Park Service

Project Discipline: Natural Resources

Start Year: 2014

End Year: 2017

Post Hurricane Sandy – Science Communication and Outreach

Lead Principal Investigator: Druschke, Caroline

Partner Institution: University of Rhode Island

Federal Agency: National Park Service

Project Discipline: Natural Resources

Start Year: 2015

End Year: 2016

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  • Contacts

    Elin Torell

    Director, North Atlantic Coast CESU

    University of Rhode Island Coastal Institute

    elintorell@uri.edu

    Brian Mitchell

    North Atlantic Coast Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit

    National Park Service

    Brian_Mitchell@nps.gov

    Jaclyn Witterschein

    Administrative Coordinator

    University of Rhode Island Coastal Institute

    jwitterschein@uri.edu

    naccesu@uri.edu

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