Boston Harbor Now (BHN) and the Stone Living Lab (SLL) were featured at the Climate Beacon Coast Summit in Boston, MA on October 28 and the Keeping History Above Water Symposium in Newport, RI from October 21-23.
Boston Harbor Now collaborated closely with the Climate Beacon team to serve as one of the co-hosts of the Coast Summit, which brought together over 200 implementers and practitioners who are working on climate issues in coastal environments to envision what’s possible, and to forge the partnerships that can make possibility a reality.
BHN President and CEO Kathy Abbott hosted a plenary panel, Christo hosted a workshop and roundtable, BHN Senior Harborwalk Manager Jason Rundle served as a panelist, and SLL Data Scientist Katie Zarada gave a lightning talk.
The Keeping History Above Water Symposium brought together historic preservation and climate resilience professionals to discuss action for pragmatic solutions for cultural heritage resiliency in the wake of climate change. SLL Director Katie Dafforn and BHN-SLL Chief Resilience Officer Joe Christo gave a plenary presentation at the symposium, featuring the work of the Lab and its partners throughout Massachusetts.


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