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Boston Harbor insect census: Looking to tiny creatures to tell the big story on the environment

Hurricanes: Preparing for the next big one

- Core samples: Examining history to predict the future

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- Sensors, radar to give more details on hurricanes

Profile
Heather Leslie
Making a mission
of resilience science

Restoring the Penobscot should bring back sea-run fish

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- Evisioning success

Editor's Notes
Make your summer active

Blue mussel farming as supplemental income

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 Male-only dogfish shark fishery draws debate

Science Insights
Looking at ecosystem-based management 'on the ground'

Reality-based regulations defy ‘one size fits all’

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Outside the Gulf
Woods Hole scientists use local plant to boost fish aquaculture in Haiti

Q&A: Karen McElmurry
creates a haven for hurt animals

Travelogue
Cape Cod’s wet and wild residents

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Profile
Judith Pederson, MIT Sea Grant, works to fend off invasive species

Book Reviews
A Coastal Companion details the Gulf of Maine’s natural history

The Naturalist’s Guide to the Atlantic Seashore is a field guide that takes an ecosystems approach

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Freshwater Mussels is a field and conservation guide

In the News
 - Mapping communication flow for coastal managers

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- Growing black sea bass using aquaculture
- Rivers play role in removing nitrogen
- Underwater microscope helps prevent shellfish poisoning
- Researchers see potentially significant 2008 red tide season

From the Scientific Literature
 - Eel declines linked to changes in Sargasso Sea

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- Mysterious minerals in ocean sediments linked to diatoms
- Mass spawning and coral reef

 

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