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October 9

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Andy and Luis will be out on the Plum Island beach on Thursday, Oct. 9, weather depending. They will be using an RTK-GPS to continue Andy’s monthly mapping of the local shoreline at low tide.  Be sure to swing by and say hi and discuss the project! You can learn more about what they are doing out there by reading our blog post: “Launching the Plum Island Research Project“

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October 9

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Andy Fallon

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