Rebecca Schwartz-Mette, an associate professor of clinical psychology at the University of Maine, spoke with WVFX (Fox 22/ABC 7 in Bangor) about her research tracking how the pandemic has influenced […]
Data from the Univeristy of Maine Climate Reanalyzer showing temperature differences from normal predicted over the Arctic this week was used in a Washington Post article a “bomb cyclone” — […]
The Associated Press and News Center Maine reported on research from the University of Maine and Maine Medical Center Research Institute’s Lyme & Vector-Borne Disease Laboratory that shows blacklegged ticks, […]
News Center Maine reported that six scientists from the University of Maine who were on the 2019 National Geographic and Rolex Perpetual Planet Everest Expedition are releasing their findings from […]
Aram Calhoun, professor of wetland ecology at the University of Maine, spoke with Seacoastonline about the spring phenomenon of the “Big Night” migration of amphibians to vernal pools. Calhoun said […]
Z107.3 referenced research done at the University of Maine in the 1950s that showed Bangor had many names before it was officially called Bangor, including Kenderguit, Conduskeag, Kenduskeag, Kadesquit, Kedesquit […]
The Sun Journal and Bangor Daily News shared information about the University of Maine Cooperative Extension free webinar about gardening with pollinators in mind, 6–7:30 p.m. on April 13. “Planting […]
Glenda Periera, University of Maine professor of food and agriculture and Extension dairy specialist, was featured in Country Folks article about the importance of genetics in organic dairy herds. The […]
Country Folks reported the 2022 Vermont Grazing and Livestock Conference, where Rick Kersbergen, professor of sustainable dairy and forage systems at the University of Maine Cooperative Extension, presented. Kersbergen spelled […]
Marjorie Peronto, University of Maine Cooperative Extension educator, was quoted in Maine Homes Magazine by Downeast this week on gardening in Maine. Peronto said, “Our growing season is limited — […]
