WBZN notes story about UMaine browntail moth study is among its most popular for 2021
WBZN (Z107.3 FM) noted that its story titled “UMaine’s pilot study on the browntail moth could be a game changer” was one of its most popular in 2021.
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News Center reports on new 4-H program to help foster new generation of agriculture workers
News Center Maine reported on a new program from University of Maine Cooperative Extension 4-H that aims to help foster the next generation of farmers and agriculture workers, particularly as […]
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Observer highlights Piscataquis County Extension Association annual meeting
The Piscataquis Observer highlighted the Piscataquis County Extension Association annual meeting, which will be held at 3 p.m. on Jan. 10. To attend the meeting, which is open to the […]
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UMaine faculty discuss threats climate change poses to Christmas trees with Maine Public
Ivan Fernandez and William Livingston, two faculty researchers with the University of Maine School of Forest Resources, spoke with Maine Public about the threats climate change poses to evergreens in […]
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Mainebiz highlights UMaine work in story about ‘timber revolution’
In a story about how Maine could lead a revolution in timber products to reduce the carbon footprint in construction, Mainebiz referenced multiple research and development efforts from the University […]
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BDN, News Observer highlight Boss, Karp-Boss participating in Tara microbiome research expedition
The Bangor Daily News and Machias Valley News Observer highlighted Lee Karp-Boss and Emmanuel Boss, professors in the University of Maine School of Marine Sciences, participating in a marine microbiome research […]
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Media advance study of air bubbles in Antarctic ice co-authored by Kurbatov
ScienceDaily and Phys.org advanced a Rice University-led study of air bubbles in Antarctic ice co-authored by Andrei Kurbatov, an associate professor with the University of Maine School of Earth and […]
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BDN interviews Ruskin about mercury exposure, climate change threats to two sparrow species
Kate Ruskin, a University of Maine lecturer in ecology and environmental sciences, spoke to the Bangor Daily News about the threats mercury exposure and climate change pose to Saltmarsh sparrows […]
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BDN report’s on Fuller’s retirement, legacy in garlic research, education
The Bangor Daily News reported on the retirement and legacy of Dave Fuller, a nontimber agriculture professional with University of Maine Cooperative Extension. For nearly a quarter-century, Fuller has been […]
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Centralmaine.com, BDN promote webinar bundles from UMaine Extension
The Bangor Daily News and Centralmaine.com noted that University of Maine Cooperative Extension is offering bundles of prerecorded webinars about various gardening-related topics for last-minute gift shoppers. More information about […]
