People who skimp on sleep are four times more likely to catch a cold than the well rested. pst.cr/AKd7X

Corals, kelp, turf algae, and urchins!! All my favorites and mentioned in one EcoPic! Sweet! Southern New England temperate systems rock! Stay well everyone! @ColetteFeehan Werth Center for Coastal and Marine Studies Southern Connecticut State University 🦉 @SCSU_Biology Montclair State University esajournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

That looks like multiple different turfs! Ouch!

Werth Center for Coastal and Marine Studies Southern Connecticut State University 🦉 @SCSU_Biology good work over a large geographic area!

Our Quick Guide on #Kelp forests for Current Biology with Dr Alex Campbell is out today! Check out the gorgeous photos generously shared by Enric Sala, Dr John Turnbull and Justin Gilligan sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

The Werth Family's kindness & generosity provides many & diverse groups of students w/ on-campus fellowships! Hands-on research, presentation skills & manuscript preparation are stressed to help them confidently move on to the next stage of their careers! Thank you Werth Family!

Welcome our amazing student colleagues! Animal husbandry/water quality are just two responsibilities for student scientists! Welcome Sara Gerckens, Sydney Peacock, Syrenitee Kee, and welcome back Ian Bergemann here pictured with Co-Director Vince Breslin Vincent Breslin! Southern Connecticut State University 🦉

#CoralRestorationJob The Nature Conservancy is hiring a 6mo Coral Restoration Fellow in the US Virgin Islands, Job ID49347 The Coral Restoration Fellow performs and participates in lab and field-based coral restoration activities at the US Virgin Islands Coral Innovation Hub in St. Croix

Please join us tomorrow 3-24-21 at 1pm EST for a Werth Center Seminar by Dr. Maria Rosa entitled: "Life in transition: can feeding flexibility help larval bivalves in a changing environment?" Link to the seminar here us02web.zoom.us/j/82738765395 Southern Connecticut State University 🦉 @SCSU_Biology SCSU EGMS

Such a cool event at CCC! The mix between art and science has always thrilled me! Fun talk too! Werth Center for Coastal and Marine Studies Southern Connecticut State University 🦉

Happy #phycologyfriday to everyone! Some scenes from the shallow sub tidal in Rhode Island! Southern Connecticut State University 🦉 Werth Center for Coastal and Marine Studies SCSU Biology Club

Temperate Coral Research Conference in the books! Amazing work Dr. Koty Sharp and Dr. Randi Rotjan! Thank you Gathertown Gurus Tyler E. Harman @AnaDulskiy Anya Brown and Isabella T.! #tempcoralreefs Werth Center for Coastal and Marine Studies @SCSU_Biology

BIO 430 Marine Ecology Summer 2021, is in the books! What fantastic students! Visiting the urban coastal areas of New Haven county is always fun and educational! Southern Connecticut State University 🦉 @SCSU_Biology @SCSU_Biology Werth Center for Coastal and Marine Studies

New Impact Factor for Aquatic Botany: 2.47. We welcome papers on most aspects of #kelp and #seaweed biology! journals.elsevier.com/aquatic-botany Elsevier

Amazing, insightful work Albert and all! So glad to be a part of it with southern New England data included! Southern Connecticut State University 🦉 @SCSU_Biology Werth Center for Coastal and Marine Studies #temperatereefs

Great day on the water! 😀

Place the focus on kelp forests! 28% of the world’s coastlines deserves our immediate attention! #greengravel thank you @ColetteFeehan Thomas Wernberg Karen Filbee-Dexter Southern Connecticut State University 🦉

Some Jamestown, RI macroalgae! 😀Werth Center for Coastal and Marine Studies #PhycologyFriday

Congratulations to Werth Center students Randy Holland, Katie Kost, Abby Lucas and Ian Bergemann for presenting their research at American Association of Geographers New England-St. Lawrence Valley Geographers conference today! Southern Connecticut State University 🦉 SCSU EGMS

⁦Werth Center for Coastal and Marine Studies⁩ ⁦SCSU EGMS⁩ ⁦Southern Connecticut State University 🦉⁩ Werth Center interns are acclimating our new fish for the aquarium. Welcome scup and sea robbins. The fish will be added to the Werth Center display aquarium in the science building.