• Natural Resources and Environmental Systems

Are you curious about the presence of microplastics in our environment? Join New York Sea Grant for a fall lunchtime webinar series featuring expert speakers from the ever-evolving world of microplastics research. Each talk will focus on current research being conducted in various waterways and aquatic environments, from remote mountain lakes and Arctic waters to the rivers that flow through our backyard. Join one session, or both, and learn something new about these tiny particles.

CSI for the Ocean: Weaving forensic and marine science to protect our waterways from the Hudson River to the polar oceans - November 4th

Rachael Miller, founder of the Rozalia Project and co-creator of CSI for the Ocean, will share insights on her extensive experience sampling for microplastic and microfiber from the Hudson River to remote locations across the Arctic Ocean down to the Antarctic Peninsula. Learn about this work, its implications and how you, too, can be involved!

Learn more and register for the second session on December 2nd here!

This program is presented by New York Sea Grant as part of Small Particles: Big Reach: A webinar series on microplastics.

Date & Time

November 4, 2026
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

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Contact Information

Jess Kuonen

Cost

$0.00

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