A conference at the intersection of science, policy, advocacy, and community, about the health of our waterways.
Join us on Star Island in June. Yoga has been my constant companion since I embraced it in my twenties. Over the last five decades, I’ve had the privilege of immersing myself in various yoga styles: Kundalini yoga, Power yoga, and Bikram yoga.
For more than 45 years the Natural History Conference, held at the Oceanic Hotel on Star Island, has given adults and families a perfect vacation, with daily presentations on topics as diverse as ornithology, animal migration, wildflowers, geology, botany, entomology, archaeology, and oceanography.
This year, join Conservation Law Foundation’s Great Bay – Piscataqua Waterkeeper, Melissa Paly and her colleagues as they engage us with the current research and advocacy to protect our water—the health of the water, the biodiversity it supports, and the possibilities of blue biotechnologies for the future.
In astronomy, a deep field is a compiled image of a portion of space using very long time exposures to look at distant faint objects. The aim of the Hubble Ultra Deep Field view (HXDF) was to study galaxy evolution and active galactic nucleus within one billion years of the Big Bang. The HXDF focused…
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