Charles Yarish's guest appearances

Charles Yarish

For the People

Lecture Archive 2013

Conservation Vol. 2

Eric Zahn

Richard Ellis

Napoleon Chagnon

Chris Lowe

Samuel Wasser

David Helvarg

William Cooper

Nancy Ellen Abrams

Nicholas Fisher

Victor Douieb

Jeanine Jones

Joel Primack

Jim Hellemn

Chris Murphy

Juliet Eilperin

OwlTail

This week host John Voket opens Memorial Day Weekend diving into the topic of swimming lessons, and an upcoming lesson program that's part of a huge season of activities at Sterling House - serving more than 10,000 children, teens and families in Greater Bridgeport. Then it's off to Rocky Hill to chat with CERC, the Connecticut Economic Resource Center about their latest InformCT Consumer Confidence Survey.  And we'll visit with one of the world's renowned authorities on seaweed - right here at UConn. We'll learn how common kelp kelp is revitalizing aquaculture jobs while improving the environmental health of Long Island Sound and our global waters.

This week host John Voket opens Memorial Day Weekend diving into the topic of swimming lessons, and an upcoming lesson program that's part of a huge season of activities at Sterling House - serving more than 10,000 children, teens and families in Greater Bridgeport. Then it's off to Rocky Hill to chat with CERC, the Connecticut Economic Resource Center about their latest InformCT Consumer Confidence Survey.  And we'll visit with one of the world's renowned authorities on seaweed - right here at UConn. We'll learn how common kelp kelp is revitalizing aquaculture jobs while improving the environmental health of Long Island Sound and our global waters.

Sterling House - InformCT Consumer Survey - UConn Seaweed Expert Charles Yarish

Lecture date: February 7, 2013. Charles Yarish discussed the bioextraction of inorganic nutrients from coastal waters using native seaweeds.

Lecture Archive: Charles Yarish

Aquacast recorded on February 7, 2013. Charles Yarish discusses the bioextraction of inorganic nutrients from coastal waters using native seaweeds.