Science at Work for a Sustainable World
Manomet Center for Conservation Sciences
As one of the nation’s oldest non-profit environmental research organizations, Manomet is dedicated to conserving natural resources for both humans and wildlife. Through science and public engagement, Manomet works to integrate society’s social, economic, and environmental values into enduring, sustainable systems that will support the needs of present and future generations. Read more »
SPOTLIGHT
Red Knot Status Assessment Report
The recently released update in the status of rufa Red Knots, authored by experts from three nations, reports a sharp decline in the number of knots wintering in Tierra del Fuego, and also finds that there has been no evidence of recovery of horseshoe crabs. Read the report here.
©Jan van de Kam
Manomet Study of Woody Biomass Energy Released
Manomet and its partners have released the results of a six-month study to better understand the implications of using wood for energy in Massachusetts, titled “Biomass Sustainability and Carbon Policy Study.” The study was conducted for the Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources.
Click here to read the report and other related information.
- Since the release of the report on 10 June, 2010, numerous press articles have been published. Many of the articles oversimplify the conclusions of the study. We encourage interested stakeholders to read this additional message from Manomet (click here).
Climate Change Scorecard
See a calculation of the long-term climate impacts of proposals under consideration in the negotiations to produce a global climate treaty. Go to the Scorecard...
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Every two years, Manomet Center for Conservation Sciences presents an award of USD $2,000 to an individual or organization from Latin America ...
Manomet Lecture Series, January 25, Boston, MA
The Manomet Center for Conservation Sciences' quarterly lecture series features multiple experts discussing natural resource challenges from different points of view. Our January event will look at...
Plymouth, MA: 21st December 2011
The count this year started with successful pre-dawn owling at a balmy 36ºF temperature and calm winds. During the day, temperatures peaked at an all-time (since 1974) record 55ºF with SW winds 5-10...
A recent study shows that aboveground biomass can accumulate very late into succession in northern hardwood-conifer forests. This article on old-growth carbon was co-authored by Manomet’s Andy Whitman...














