BCR 035: Tom Andersen

Tom is the author of "This Fine Piece of Water: An Environmental History of the Long Island Sound." We discuss the Sound, its importance to birds, the challenges it faces, its fertility heyday, and what lies ahead for it. Tom is also doing communications work with CT Audubon.

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