Carol M Baldwin Research Fund

The Coastal Research Education Society of Long Island (CRESLI) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting understanding and stewardship of coastal ecosystems through research and education. Founded in 1996, CRESLI conducts research, provides educational experiences, and advocates for the conservation of coastal ecosystems, actively seeking partnerships with researchers, educational institutions, and the public. CRESLI's activities include pinniped and cetacean research projects that utilize public whale watch cruises and seal walks as platforms for data collection and public education. They offer excursions, lectures, and activities for individuals to learn about the diverse marine life in Long Island's coastal waters, including marine mammals, sea turtles, and pelagic birds. In addition, CRESLI conducts seal watching research during autumn, winter, and spring seasons, as well as whale watching research during the summer season.Generated from the website

Accelerate Long Island is a unique collaboration among Long Island's world-class research institutions and its business community, aimed at commercializing research and creating an entrepreneurial ecosystem. With a portfolio of 21 companies, over $100 million in follow-on funding raised, and the creation of 100 jobs, Accelerate Long Island is a hotspot for startups looking to connect with the right people and take advantage of New York tax incentives. Partnered with Broad Hollow Bioscience Park, Hofstra University's ideaHUb, Long Island High Technology Incubator, New York Institute of Technology, and Stony Brook University, Accelerate Long Island offers robust services for early-stage companies and a network of professional service providers. The organization also provides partial reimbursement for approved HotSpot companies, making it an ideal destination for startups in need of professional support and resources.Generated from the website