What the Hake?! Fish Forensics in Maine Markets March 2014 Journal A collaborative effort to use fish forensics for quality assurance testing of fish fillets in Maine markets. Mislabeling of seafood is a widespread issue, not just locally but worldwide. Mislabeling is...
Green Crab Summit February 2014 Journal On December 16, 2013 a green crab summit was held in Orono, Maine to discuss the impacts that invasive European green crabs are having along the Maine shoreline. Maine Seagrant hosted the meeting with the purpose of exchanging...
Updated Monitoring Map web tool available April 2014 Journal ESIP is excited to announce we are releasing an updated Monitoring Map web tool available on the ESIP webpage (http://www.gulfofmaine.org/2/esip-monitoring-organizations-2/). The new version of the...
Climate Outlook May 2014 Journal The Gulf of Maine Council’s Climate Network recently launched a new quarterly e-bulletin highlighting a product collaboratively developed by US and Canadian meteorologists through the North American Climate Services Partnership—the...
Impervious Surface Mapping for Nova Scotia July 2014 Journal Dr. Tim Webster, Charity Mouland, and Candace MacDonald Applied Geomatics Research Group Centre of Geographic Sciences NSCC, Middleton Tel. 902 825 5475 email: tim.webster@nscc.ca The amount of impervious...
Student built, Fishermen deployed, Satellite tracked Drifters August 2014 Journal Educators and their students help scientists better understand transport pathways by providing surface current information to modelers with drifters. These drifters provide students with...