Tiny ocean plankton holds clues to the future of Maine lobster
The future of Maine’s lobster industry may depend on a creature the size of a sesame seed. Researchers at the University of Maine have discovered that planktonic baby lobsters, or […]
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PBS features UMaine’s Darling Marine Center and aquaculture research
PBS’s “Modern Pioneering” program featured the University of Maine’s Darling Marine Center for a segment on food systems in Maine. The segment highlighted its research into sustainable aquaculture and the […]
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Maine Public features Golet on white shark sightings
Walter Golet, assistant professor of marine sciences at the University of Maine, was featured by Maine Public discussing recent white shark sightings off southern Maine and what the animals’ presence […]
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UMaine partners with USDA to expand federal support for US seafood industry
Local Catch Network will lead outreach, co-host informational sessions and gather industry input to help shape national seafood strategy. American fishermen, aquaculture producers, processors and seafood businesses now have a […]
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Fox Bangor interviews Golet on shark tracking and public safety
Walter Golet, associate professor of marine sciences at the University of Maine, was featured on Fox Bangor discussing how tracking and tagging sharks can inform conservation, offshore infrastructure development, fisheries […]
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Can scientists track sharks in real time? A UMaine researcher explains
Discovery’s Shark Week began Sunday. And right on cue, a nearly 14-foot great white shark is making headlines. Contender, the largest male white shark tagged in the western North Atlantic, […]
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UMaine, NSF Seafood Engine featured in Mainebiz, Fox22 Bangor
Mainebiz and Fox22 Bangor highlighted the University of Maine’s role in the newly launched NSF Seafood Engine, a $15 million National Science Foundation initiative designed to strengthen New England’s seafood […]
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University of Maine joins NSF Seafood Engine initiative to advance New England fisheries and aquaculture
The University of Maine is a lead partner in a new $15 million National Science Foundation (NSF) Regional Innovation Engine that will strengthen New England’s seafood industry through cutting-edge research, […]
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Public radio features UMaine researcher on lobster fishermen and coastal access
Cape and Islands, a public radio station in Falmouth, Massachusetts, featured Joshua Stoll, associate professor of marine policy at the University of Maine, in a story on a new University […]
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News Center Maine highlights UMaine Machias research on soft-shell clam decline
Researchers from the University of Maine at Machias were featured at News Center Maine for their work using clam-collecting boxes to study ways to reverse the decline of Maine’s soft-shell […]
