CBS News cites molting information from UMaine Lobster Institute
In an article about a rare orange lobster with a missing claw found in Casco Bay and housed at the University of New England, CBS News cited an online resource […]
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News Center Maine notes UMaine role in developing American Unagi
News Center Maine reported that Sara Redemaker started American Unagi, a company growing and selling eels, as an R&D project at the University of Maine’s Darling Marine Center.
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Ellsworth American notes UMaine role in Saltonstall-Kennedy Program
In an article about Maine groups that have been tapped for funding from the Saltonstall-Kennedy Competitive Grants Program, The Ellsworth American and Mount Desert Islander noted that NOAA Fisheries recommended […]
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Media highlight lobster ecology research by UMaine graduate students
The Lincoln County News, Mount Desert Islander, Courier-Gazette and The Ellsworth American highlighted new research about how climate change affects lobster ecology led by University of Maine graduate students Alex Ascher […]
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National Fisherman reports on UMaine seafood harvesters direct marketing survey
The National Fisherman reported on a national survey about direct marketing practices among U.S. seafood harvesters, developed by the University of Maine, Agricultural Marketing Services of the U.S. Department of […]
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New findings revealed on how climate change impacts lobster ecology
New information is emerging on how climate change is impacting American lobster populations and their connections to other species in the marine food web in the earliest stages of their […]
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Ellsworth American shares UMaine study about lobster shell disease
The Ellsworth American reported on a University of Maine study that found the bacteria present on lobster shells is highly dependent on water temperature, indicating that climate change may have […]
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Times Record features Nixon’s aquaculture research and business
The Times Record featured Matt Nixon, Ph.D. candidate at the University of Maine and owner Muddy River Farm Aquaponics, and his work in designing the world’s first 3D-printed, closed-loop, oyster-farming […]
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UMaine shows water temperature impacts bacteria present on lobsters shells
The health of Maine lobsters is always top of mind, and is becoming even more tenuous as the climate warms and changes the dynamics of ocean ecosystems. A University of […]
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Haëntjens speaks to the Robb Report about traveling to the Arctic
The Robb Report interviewed Nils Haëntjens, research assistant professor at the University of Maine School of Marine Sciences, about conducting Arctic research on the luxury ice breaker, Le Commandant Charcot.
