Heather on coastal resilience
Maine Campus Media covered Heather’s recent seminar as part of the Mitchell Center for Sustainability Solutions. Learn more here… You can watch Heather’s one-hour seminar here.
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Sarah shares shellfish research
Graduate student Sarah Risley presented to the Town of Damariscotta’s Select Board on November 2nd. She shared the work that UMaine scientists and local high school students have done to […]
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Coastal stewardship & community science
The Mitchell Center for Sustainability Solutions highlighted graduate student Sarah Risley’s community science research in the Damariscotta River Estuary in their most recent newsletter.
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Heather welcomes first years to DMC
https://umaine.edu/news/blog/2022/09/01/first-year-umaine-students-dive-into-marine-sciences-at-darling-marine-center/
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Maine-eDNA update
University of Maine researchers and collaborators – including multiple members of the Leslie Lab – are leading the way in an emerging field that combines environmental science and genetics, revolutionizing […]
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High school student opportunity
https://dmc.umaine.edu/2022/06/22/summer-marine-ecology-research-opportunity-for-high-school-students-2/
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New ocean renewable energy project
Jess and Heather have been awarded funds from the Northeast Sea Grant Consortium to conduct social science that supports the coexistence of marine energy, including wind, current, tidal and wave energies, […]
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Summer shellfish project launched
Sarah Risley is leading a team of undergraduate and high school students to study shellfish species living at several sites along the upper Damariscotta River and document local knowledge of […]
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Spring break – Journeying to urban estuaries
For my daughter’s school vacation last month, we traveled to urban estuaries south of Maine. We drove into spring, in southern New England and then worked our way along Long […]
