Last month, the Climate Resilience Network attended the LEAD Maryland Workshop, an event organized by the LEAD Maryland Foundation, which is run through University of
The Climate Resilience Network was invited to visit Crisfield, Maryland at the end of February 2025. Crisfield is a small city on the southern tip
CRISFIELD, MD — Researchers from the University of Maryland are proposing the installation of two pieces of weather technology in the coastal community of Crisfield.
LINK: https://thebaynet.com/charles-county-to-host-new-weather-stations-as-part-of-statewide-mesonet-project/
University scientists and local stakeholders connect with a common goal to create more climate-resilient communities in Maryland. College Park, MD – The Climate Resilience Network
LINK: https://www.garrettcountymd.gov/emergency-management/news/2025-01/maryland-mesonet-weather-monitoring-station-installed-bittinger
LINK: https://www.baltimoresun.com/2024/09/06/curtis-bay-air-pollution-university-of-maryland/
LINK: https://www.chesapeakebaymagazine.com/new-flood-sensors-give-real-time-data-at-annapolis-city-dock/
MORE: https://today.umd.edu/umd-leads-sensor-project-to-cast-a-wide-net-to-predict-prepare-for-floods
Climate Resilience Network is a project supported by University of Maryland’s Grand Challenges Institutional Grants.