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KnowledgeBase is a catalogue of documents and data sets for the Gulf of Maine watershed.Currently, most records in KB are for Maine and Massachusetts. The catalogue is regularly updated with new items.
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Quick Seach — Enter search term in the box on right of this page.Advanced Search — Customize your search by specific search criteria, like author, document type, and tags. click for more...
Special Collections — Find information on focus areas and topics, using KB partner web sites and portals. Current Special Collections include
- Maine Lakes
, - Acadia National Park ,
- Boston Harbor Islands ,
Diadromous Species Restoration Research Network,- Penobscot River,
- Urban Streams, and
- Freshwater Biodiversity in Maine.
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Recent Updates
- Grasslands management plan, World's End, Hingham Massachusetts
- Coastal breeding bird monitoring protocol for Boston Harbor Islands National Recreation Area. 2011 revision.
- Boston Harbor Islands coastal breeding bird monitoring: 2008 field season summary
- Foraging ecology and interactions between herring gulls and greater black-backed gulls in New England
- Combined work/qualtiy assurance project plan for water quality monitoring and combined sewer overflow receiving water monitoring in Boston Harbor and its tributary rivers 2000
- Influence of land use and site characteristics on invasive plant abundance in Quinebaug Highlands of southern New Englad
- Boat wake impacts and their role in shore erosion processes, Boston Harbor Islands National Recreation Area
- Windows of opportunity: historical and ecological controls on Berberis thunbergii invasions
- Carabid beetle diversity and distribution in Boston Harbor Islands national park area (Coleoptera, Carabidae)
- Demographic variation in Alliaria petiolata (Brassicaceae) in four contrasting habitats
- Landscape position influences the distribution of garlic mustard, an invasive species
- Metal concentrations in surface sediments of Boston Harbor - changes with time
- Disturbance as a factor in the distribution of sugar maple and the invasion of Norway maple into a modified woodland
- European rabbits as potential least tern predators
- Rat survey of Boston Harbor Islands