The Bar Harbor Marine Resource Committee has scheduled a clam flat survey for Hadley Point for October 4 starting at 3:30pm and going for as long as we can stand it (low tide is at 5pm). Students from the COA marine biology class will be there to help, and will also be taking data […]
The Schoodic Education and Research Center will host the third annual Acadia National Park Science Symposium, highlighting science taking place in and beyond the park boundary. This year it will be held in conjunction with Convergence 2013 - Landscape-Level Conservation in Down East Maine: Collaborating for Strategic Effectiveness. Together, these events will provide a forum […]
Please join Maine Sea Grant, University of Maine Cooperative Extension, the Lobster Institute, and the Island Insitute for an informative session on how commercial fishermen and aquaculturists can tap into the tourism industry, and vice versa, to diversify everyone's sources of income. These FREE workshops will feature guest speakers on the important legal issues of […]
Please join Maine Sea Grant, University of Maine Cooperative Extension, the Lobster Institute, and the Island Insitute for an informative session on how commercial fishermen and aquaculturists can tap into the tourism industry, and vice versa, to diversify everyone's sources of income. These FREE workshops will feature guest speakers on the important legal issues of […]
Please join Maine Sea Grant, University of Maine Cooperative Extension, the Lobster Institute, and the Island Insitute for an informative session on how commercial fishermen and aquaculturists can tap into the tourism industry, and vice versa, to diversify everyone's sources of income. These FREE workshops will feature guest speakers on the important legal issues of […]
Green Crab Summit Wells Conference Center University of Maine | Orono, Maine 16 December 2013 (18 December Snow Date) 9:00am - 5:00pm Free and Open to the Public Space is limited so please register! Registration coming soon. Themes: Keynote: Status of the issue/ecology (Dr. Brian Beal - invited) Recent studies and trapping activities Uses of […]
Wednesday, Jan. 15 in the Freeport Town Office. Water quality is a major issue for residents in Maine. Maintaining good water quality is of particular interest along the coast, both for public benefits such as clean beaches and private benefits such as income for shellfish harvesters. Code Enforcement Officers and Planners are often stuck in […]
Thursday, Jan. 16 in Machias, UMaine campus, Torrey Hall room 230 Water quality is a major issue for residents in Maine. Maintaining good water quality is of particular interest along the coast, both for public benefits such as clean beaches and private benefits such as income for shellfish harvesters. Code Enforcement Officers and Planners are […]
Thursday, Jan. 30 in the Thomaston Town Office Water quality is a major issue for residents in Maine. Maintaining good water quality is of particular interest along the coast, both for public benefits such as clean beaches and private benefits such as income for shellfish harvesters. Code Enforcement Officers and Planners are often stuck in […]