DV-12-23 Evaluating a new energy future for Isle au Haut
William Stevens
Isle au Haut Electric Power Company
DV-17-20 Developing consistent methods to collect biological data at field stations across the Gulf of Maine
Hannah Webber
Schoodic Institute
Winter Harbor, ME
Dan DenDanto
EMC Blair Research Station
Mount Desert Rock, ME
DV-17-18 Growth and physiological sensitivity of early stage Gulf of Maine crustaceans in response to ocean warming
David Fields
Senior Research Scientist
Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences
East Boothbay, ME
Temperature is the primary factor that determines survival and development in newly hatched crustaceans such as lobster. The ability of these early stages to develop in the face of increasingly warm ocean conditions will determine what species are able to maintain populations in the Gulf of Maine over the course of the next century.
DV-17-15 Expanding the Phytoplankton Monitoring Volunteer Program
Amy Hamilton Vailea
Maine Department of Marine Resources
West Boothbay Harbor, ME
DV-17-07 International Conference and Workshops on Lobster Biology & Management
Richard Wahle
School of Marine Sciences
University of Maine
Kari Lavalli
Boston University
DV-17-05 International Pectinid Workshop
Sandra Shumway
University of Connecticut
Emily Keiley
University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth
DV-17-03 Investigating the viability of a soft-shell green crab industry in Maine
Marissa McMahan
Northeastern University
Nahant, MA 01908
DV-17-12 Field testing a new genetic marker on spawning scallop populations
Peter Countway
Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences
pcountway@bigelow.org
Skylar Bayer
School of Marine Sciences
University of Maine
Richard Wahle
School of Marine Sciences
University of Maine
DV-16-16 Medomak River Task Force Water Quality Improvement Project
Daniel Ungier
Executive Director
Medomak Valley Land Trust
daniel@medomakvalley.org