Registration is now open for a training program in Lewes that will introduce people to the science, design and permitting process behind living shorelines in Delaware.
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A new bill in Congress aims to support efforts to restore the Chesapeake Bay, improve water quality, and connect local students, businesses and communities to conservation projects.
Meghan Noe Fellows, the Director of Science and Restoration at the center for Inland Bays, says the summit is made up of a group of people who are interested in figuring out how to establish coastal resilience in light of small and large changes that are happening in the Inland Bays watershed.
Delaware will cash in on a portion of the $16.7 million dollar investment in marine technology innovation funding that's been awarded by the Biden-Harris Administration through the Inflation Reduction Act.