Coastal Conversations Radio Program: Maine Birds
Maine Birds: Status & Trends
2018
Aquaculture in Shared Waters 2018
Aquaculture in Shared Waters - 2018
In 2018, we are again conducting the Aquaculture in Shared Waters program, and in two locations: Bath and Machias. Principal funding for these efforts comes from NOAA Sea Grant (Bath) and the USDA Rural Busines Development Grant program.
Facilitation Skills Training
Instructor Kristen Grant
Designed with you to meet your group's needs
Facilitating groups successfully is a field of study as well as a skill set that requires dedicated training and practice.
R-18-05 From paleoceanography to policy: Applying historical coastal pH baselines from long-lived shells and skeletons to contemporary shellfish aquaculture
Michele LaVigne
Bowdoin College
Branwen Williams
Claremont Colleges
Alan Wanamaker
Iowa State University
David Carlon
Bowdoin College
Aaron Strong
University of Maine
R-18-04 Understanding climate impacts on the Maine coastal fish and invertebrate community through synthesis of the Maine-New Hampshire Inshore Trawl
Lisa Kerr
Gulf of Maine Research Institute
Kathy Mills
Gulf of Maine Research Institute
Andrew Pershing
Gulf of Maine Research Institute
R-18-03 The return of Maine’s kelp forests: patterns, drivers, and implications for industry
Douglas B. Rasher
Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences
Robert Steneck
University of Maine
Matthew Suskiewicz
Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences
2018 NOAA Sea Grant National Aquaculture Initiative
This opportunity is currently closed.
The next federal funding opportunity is anticipated for 2019.
Coastal Community Development
UPCOMING TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES
Strengthen Your Facilitation Skills, Level 1
Building Skills for Effective Meetings and Group Work
Five-part training series from UMaine Cooperative Extension & Sea Grant
Join us and learn to:
DV-17-13 Engaging partners to build an ecosystem-level understanding of Cobscook Bay and Western Passage
Gayle Zydlewski
School of Marine Sciences
University of Maine