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SUMMARY:“50 States of Sustainability:” Hope = Action = Impact
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Larry Confino\, film director and producer \nLarry Confino is the director of “50 States of Sustainability”\, a nationally distributed PBS docuseries spotlighting individuals\, corporations\, nonprofits\, and government agencies advancing practical solutions in energy innovation\, resource resilience\, infrastructure modernization\, and next-generation workforce development. For his presentation\, he’ll show clips from the series and talk about the challenges and solutions to affect change from within every industry. He will further discuss how businesses\, non-profits and individuals are working hard towards a more sustainable future. Discussion followed by Q & A. \n\nLarry Confino is an alum from New York University’s film program and has been an independent director and producer for over 25 years. His focus has been feature documentary production and documentary style productions for agencies\, corporations and non-profits. His current project “50 States of Sustainability” is a docuseries about renewable energy and sustainability that has been airing nationally on PBS. Season #2 began airing in January 2026. Season #3 is currently in pre-production. Each episode highlights real-world progress across industries.
URL:https://www.brookdalecc.edu/event/50-states-of-sustainability-hope-action-impact/
LOCATION:Warner Student Life Center\, Twin Lights I & II\, 765 Newman Springs Rd\, Lincroft\, NJ\, 07738\, United States
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SUMMARY:Watershed Management: Green and Sustainable Infrastructure for Stormwater
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Christopher C. Obropta\, Professor in Environmental Sciences\, Rutgers University \nJoin Dr. Christopher C. Obropta from the Rutgers Cooperative Extension Water Resources Program for an engaging presentation\, “All About Rain Gardens.” Learn how rain gardens help reduce flooding\, improve water quality\, and beautify communities by capturing and filtering stormwater naturally. Dr. Obropta will also share information about the Green Infrastructure Champions Program\, which trains and supports local leaders\, municipal staff\, and residents in implementing green infrastructure projects throughout New Jersey. Whether you’re interested in improving your community’s resilience or creating a rain garden at home\, this talk will provide the knowledge and inspiration to get started! \n\nChristopher C. Obropta\, Ph.D.\, P.E. is the Extension Specialist in Water Resources with Rutgers Cooperative Extension\, and he is a professor with the Department of Environmental Sciences at the School of Environmental & Biological Sciences\, Rutgers University. Prior to joining Rutgers\, Dr. Obropta was an environmental consultant for 12 years at Omni Environmental Corporation. Dr. Obropta has a background in watershed management\, water quality modeling\, hydrologic and hydraulic modeling\, and coastal engineering. His specific experience includes watershed restoration\, wastewater treatment system design and management\, TMDL studies\, stormwater management\, wetland design\, longshore sediment transport\, and geographic information systems (GIS).
URL:https://www.brookdalecc.edu/event/watershed-management-green-and-sustainable-infrastructure-for-stormwater/
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SUMMARY:Habitat Conservation for Endangered Species in NJ
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: William Pitts\, Senior Zoologist with NJ DEP Fish & Wildlife’s Endangered & Nongame Species Program \nNew tools and technologies are being applied to habitat conservation in New Jersey\, to help endangered species such as the kestrel (our smallest falcon)\, the bog turtle\, and the tiger salamander. Different species and the ecosystems they depend upon will be covered. The eDNA project (uses samples collected from the environment to assess the presence of species)\, GIS modeling of habitat suitability\, and other tools are enriching the reach of our state’s wildlife biologists to study and protect the breeding and survivorship of endangered species. \n\nWilliam “Bill” Pitts is a Senior Zoologist with NJ DEP Fish & Wildlife’s Endangered & Nongame Species Program. He has been with the program since 2005\, and manages several projects across various species groups including\, eastern tiger salamanders\, migratory shorebirds\, and American kestrels.  He has coordinated with and developed partnerships with organizations in New Jersey such as the Conserve Wildlife Foundation and Raritan Headwaters Association\, and in so doing has educated the public and supported the development of citizen and community science programs.
URL:https://www.brookdalecc.edu/event/habitat-conservation-for-endangered-species-in-nj/
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