Structural retention in managed forest ecosystems Dr. AJ Kroll is a candidate for the SFR-WFCB Forest Wildlife Habitat Management faculty position. He is currently a Research Scientist for Weyerhaeuser Natural Resources in Federal Way, WA. He has a PhD in Wildlife Biology from the University of Montana and a MS in Wildlife Science from New […]
Adaptive management of forest riparian zones Dr. AJ Kroll is a candidate for the SFR-WFCB Forest Wildlife Habitat Management faculty position. He is currently a Research Scientist for Weyerhaeuser Natural Resources in Federal Way, WA. He has a PhD in Wildlife Biology from the University of Montana and a MS in Wildlife Science from New […]
Start off the summer season learning from a renowned author and professional seafarer, W. Jeffrey Bolster! What can the history of overfishing in the age of sail teach us about […]
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The hydrology of peatlands will be the focus of an August talk through the Orono Bog Boardwalk led by Mitchell Center researcher Andy Reeve. Reeve, a professor in the Department […]
Whether you are a lakeshore homeowner or visitor, have a favorite lake that you enjoy swimming, fishing, or paddling in, or rely on our lakes for your drinking water supply, […]
Maine Water Utilities Association 2015 Drinking Water Protection Seminar September 2, 2015 MWUA Seminar Brochure
SPEAKER: Bill Sheehan, Founder, UPSTREAM Policy Institute *See below a list of suggested readings to accompany this seminar. Sustainability is a master term used by all parties who are concerned with climate change and related global ecological and social “wicked problems.” But sustainability has different historical and cultural meanings that grew out of contrasting worldviews […]
SPEAKER: Heather Leslie, Director, Darling Marine Center and Libra Associate Professor, School of Marine Sciences, University of Maine *See below a list of suggested readings to accompany this seminar. Sustaining marine fisheries has often been approached as a technical challenge. The thinking is that more and better knowledge of ecosystem and economic dynamics, and the […]
SPEAKER: Darren Ranco, Chair, Native American Programs, Associate Professor, Dept. of Anthropology & Senator George J. Mitchell Center *See below a list of suggested readings to accompany this seminar. The theme of adaptation to rapid environmental change dominates academic language and funding. In this talk, I will explore the challenges/opportunities in our work with basketmakers […]
