E2Tech has invited government and business leaders to discuss energy policy issues and potential legislation, including those proposals, programs, and actions that will be critical to Maine’s energy future and investments in natural gas, renewable energy, and electricity transmission and distribution.
Assessing Anadromous Fish Migrations and Habitat Connectivity Following a Major Restoration Effort in the Penobscot River, Maine Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Conservation Biology
Marine Resource Management in a Changing Climate Richard Merrick, NOAA Seminar: 3pm-4pm Reception and informal discussion: 4pm-5pm Dr. Merrick began serving as Director of Scientific Programs and Chief Science Advisor with NOAA Fisheries in 2011. In this capacity, he leads efforts to provide the science needed to support sustainable fisheries and ecosystems and to continue […]
Freshwater Symposium (pdf)
Eco-evolutionary implications of environmental change across heterogeneous landscapes Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Conservation Biology
Vulnerability Assessments of Amphibian and Reptile Hotspots Dr. William Sutton, Dept. of Agriculture and Environmental Science Tennessee State University
Evolving Approaches to Collaborative Learning and Boundary Spanning in Sustainability Science Christine Feurt, University of New England How can busy researchers work with even busier managers to facilitate effective application […]
Channel Bed Dynamics in a Coupled Human-Climate-Postglacial System Brett Gerard, Earth & Climate Sciences, UMaine
Materials Management through Sustainable Consumption: Research, Policy and Practice Cindy Isenhour, Dept. of Anthropology, UMaine A significant body of research suggests that production efficiencies are unlikely to result in environmental […]
Submit presentations by September 15, 2014.
