Environmental Studies senior Amber Ewing presenting SMP on Colonial Waterbird Habitat Loss and Restoration Efforts to Maryland Coastal Bays Program

Environmental Studies senior Amber Ewing presenting SMP on Colonial Waterbird Habitat Loss and Restoration Efforts to Maryland Coastal Bays Program

Senior Environmental Studies student Amber Ewing is presenting, “Disappearing Islands: A Tern-ing Point,” based on her SMP with ENST mentor Dr. Barry Muchnick, at the Maryland Coastal Bays Program in the Ocean City, Maryland.

Friday May 10th from 3:00-4:30 PM at the Ocean Pines Library

ZOOM LINK: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87955641165?pwd=NTBTVlQwR1REa2NFZ2J4Zk5CTnppUT09

Amber will be presenting on her experience as a SMP student at St. Mary’s College of Maryland and the culmination of her yearlong research project, an educational ArcGIS StoryMaps website outlining the threats facing the Maryland endangered royal tern, common tern, and black skimmer.