For 2014, the Maine Water Conference will expand its focus to become the Maine Water & Sustainability Conference. The conference will include several sessions on sustainability science research in Maine as well as sessions with a joint focus on water resources and sustainability. The Maine Water Conference was founded in 1994 by the Senator George […]
Hear updates on new and ongoing Sea Grant research projects. Learn about the ways Sea Grant and its partners are helping communities work toward resilient futures. Meet the Sea Grant/Cooperative Extension Marine Extension Team. Browse poster by Sea Grant students, researchers, and staff.
Our third annual symposium will feature science taking place in and beyond the park boundary, and will particularly highlight the process of connecting science with people. The Symposium will provide a forum to hear about science taking place in the region and a venue to interact and build collaborations with scientists, students, park staff, and others […]
Facilitation skills are not routinely learned and practiced. If you have ever been in a role that you wished you had more skills or practice for, then Strengthening Your Facilitation Skills, Level 1 is for you. Fun, creative, and thought provoking, the SYFS, Level 1 Curriculum is a dynamic and comprehensive five-Lesson facilitation Training Series […]
A community forum to solicit public input for protecting our important open spaces. Join us for a facilitated discussion, and be part of the plan to protect our working lands, and natural, scenic, cultural, and recreational resources! Hosted by the Town of Bar Harbor Conservation Commission, in partnership with Acadia National Park, Friends of Acadia, […]
Come join the folks at the CEHL Lab at MDIBL for some serious grid making! We need as many hands as we can get to fill sandbags, weave burlap, and attach sandbags to grids. We'll work inside if the weather is bad, or outside on the deck if it's lovely. Need even more incentive? We'll […]
Please join us for an interdisciplinary exchange based on W. Jeffrey Bolster’s prize-winning book The Mortal Sea: Fishing the Atlantic in the Age of Sail (2012). Our day will begin with an illustrated lecture from author Jeff Bolster (Professor of History, University of New Hampshire) and will include morning and afternoon panel discussions with UMaine […]