Monday, October 20 at 3pm 107 Norman Smith Hall University of Maine, Orono, Maine Trading Dams: The Penobscot River Restoration Project and the Future of Dam Law Speaker: Dave Owen, University of Maine School of Law (http://mainelaw.maine.edu/faculty/profiles/owen.html) Video conferencing is available. Please contact Carol Hamel at carol.hamel@umit.maine.edu for additional information.
The fourth annual River Herring Network meeting will take place on Thursday, October 30 at the Plymouth Public Library on 132 South St. Snacks, drinks, and a pizza lunch will be provided. The meeting includes a field trip to nearby Town Brook to view the ongoing dam removal work & learn about the fish passage work […]
Bar Harbor artist and Frenchman Bay Partner Jennifer Booher will hold an informational meeting on the Coast Walk Project at the Jesup Library in Bar Harbor at 4pm on December 20. She'll make a very short presentation to introduce the project, and then answer questions.
Striking a Balance The many planning and development challenges and opportunities facing Hancock County spurred creation of this series in 2004. It has addressed a variety of topics. Its goals include: Increasing awareness of state laws that affect municipal development decisions. Identification of key development issues facing Hancock County. Finding reuse opportunities for under-utilized […]
The Annual Meeting has been postponed! We'll reschedule in the spring, so stay tuned! Frenchman Bay Partners 2015 Annual Meeting. Direct questions to afarrell@mdibl.org
Dr. Robin Hadlock Seeley, a 7th generation Mainer, marine ecologist based at Cornell University, resident of Pembroke, Maine, and co-founder of the Rockweed Coalition, has been documenting and reviewing the impacts of rockweed harvests in Maine and elsewhere. Dr. Seeley will be hosted by the Friends of Blue Hill Bay on Friday, February 6 at […]
Welcome to the Maine Fishermen’s Forum! This is the largest event of its kind in New England – one dedicated to offering fishermen, clammers, lobstermen, aquaculturalists and other related seafood industry participants an opportunity to meet on neutral ground with fisheries managers, state representatives, Congressmen and Senators. We offer over 30 seminars on different subjects […]
Maintain fish and wildlife habitat while protecting roads and public safety. Prepare for the large and frequent storm events that have been washing out roads around the state and the northeast. This workshop will cover road-stream crossing projects from site assessment to permitting and installation. The emphasis will be on maintaining and restoring the habitat and […]
The Maine Water Conference was founded in 1994 by the Senator George J. Mitchell Center at the University of Maine as an annual forum for water resource professionals, researchers, consultants, citizens, students, regulators, and planners to exchange information and present new findings on water resource issues in Maine. The conference has grown to become one […]