The potential arrival of the emerald ash borer in Maine threatens ash trees that are central to Wabanaki basket making and ways of life. But students and faculty from the […]
Letting People In and Keeping Contaminants Out Public water supplies often exist in the same areas that people find desirable for recreation and development, while also providing a natural habitat […]
How Models Influence Environmental Policy Decision-Making: Lessons Learned from Models of Nutrient Loading and Hypoxia Damian Brady, School of Marine Sciences, UMaine Co-sponsors: Mitchell Center, New England Sustainability Consortium
Potential effects of climate change on stream organisms Bobbi Peckarsky, University of Wisconsin-Madison Co-sponsors: Mitchell Center for Sustainability Solutions, School of Biology & Ecology While increasing temperatures have received much […]
Development of Citizen Science Programs and Evaluation of Outcomes Rebecca Jordan, Rutgers University Co-sponsors: Mitchell Center for Sustainability Solutions, New England Sustainability Consortium
Engaging Future Vulnerability and Adaptation Using Landscape-scale Iterative Scenario-Building Dan Murphy University of Cincinnati Co-sponsored by the Mitchell Center, the Dept. of Anthropology, the Climate Change Institute, School of Forest […]
Regional Association for Research on the Gulf of Maine (RARGOM) Identifying and Monitoring Ecosystem Drivers in the Gulf of MaineThe 2014 RARGOM Annual Science Meeting will be a session where […]
Keynote Speaker: William Clark Harvey Brooks Professor of International Science, Public Policy and Human Development Harvard University John F. Kennedy School of Government
Using virtual reality as a tool for improving wind energy visualization Nicholas Giudice, School of Computing and Information Science Dr Giudice will discuss the use of virtual reality as a […]
Using Historical Information in Wildlife Science: a Personal Journey William B. Krohn, Ph.D.
