In New Exhibit, Architecture Soars
Story written by Maggie Haslam and Brianna RhodesOne of the wildest shows in New York isn’t in Manhattan’s theater district, but 30 miles east on Long Island’s Oyster Bay. At a Barbie-pink storybook cottage, amazingly constructed around a grove of saplings that pierce the roof, visitors flock to see red-bellied woodpeckers, chimney swifts and Carolina wrens that unknowingly play a starring role just beyond its walls.
2023 - Present
Designing a Resilience Action Plan for Maryland’s Coastal Communities
As Maryland’s coastal communities face increasing climate threats, including rising sea levels and severe storms, this initiative aims to strengthen the resilience of eight vulnerable coastal jurisdictions. The project focuses on addressing climate-related hazards through nature-based solutions (NBS) and enhancing fish and wildlife habitats.
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New Seed Grants Sow Interdisciplinary Research Between MAPP, School of Public Health
This story appeared on the School of Public Health website. Written by Allison Leigh Eatough.
Uncovering a Pioneering Town’s Hidden History
The overgrown lot in the small town of North Brentwood, Md. is easy to miss for the thousands of commuters who pass it daily on Rhode Island Avenue heading to and from Washington, D.C. But just under its weedy surface lies a remarkable story waiting to be unearthed—one told through amber glass and 19th century nails, peculiar metal and old coins.