Plan Globally; Act Locally
See what the future holds for CERCOM at Molloy College In Earth Science:
- Sediment Suitability for Horseshoe Crab Spawning in Estuarine Restoration Sites
- Evaluation of Hurricane Intensity and Class-Level in Response to Surface Water Temperature Trends in the Eastern Caribbean
- Investigation of Mega Tsunami Event form Impact Craters on Long Island
- Swimming Characteristics of Horseshoe Crabs in Simulated Long Island Shoreline Currents
In Environmental Science:
- Five-Year Trend Analysis of Water Quality for Great South Bay
- GIS Analysis for Classification of Ecosystem Health Status for an Urban Estuary
- Pine Barren Forest Ecology Health Evaluation with the Foundation for Ecological Research in the Northeast (F.E.R.N., Inc.)
- Estuarine Sediment/Soil Moisture Relationship to Spartina Marsh Biomass
In Marine Science:
- Population Density of Spiny Lobster, Glover's Reef, Belize (with the Wildlife Conservation Society's New York Aquarium)- a World Heritage Site, Belize.
- Spawning Success of Captive Bred Limulus Under Simulated Diurnal Lighting Frequencies.
- North Atlantic Marine Mammal Population Survey - Humpback Whales (with CRESLI).
- White Tip Shark Population Migrations, GIS Tracking Network.
- GIS Model of Whale distribution/migration off the Long Island coastline.
- Ocean Acidification Studies.
CERCOM By the Numbers
3,100
square-foot-facility
on the Great South Bay
38
Cooperative partners and advisory
council member groups
115
HSC Monitoring Sites from the Tip of Montauk to the Tip of Brooklyn
1
Species of crustacean named
after CERCOM's director
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Dr. John T. Tanacredi1000 Hempstead Ave. Rockville Centre, NY 11571-5002
516.323.3415
jtanacredi@molloy.edu