Dana Morse
Darling Marine Center
193 Clark’s Cove Road
Walpole, ME 04574
Phone: 207-563-8186
dana.morse@maine.edu
I am a Senior Extension Program Manager, and the Aquaculture Lead for the Maine Sea Grant College Program, and the University of Maine Cooperative Extension. I hold a BS in Wildlife Management (University of New Hampshire), and an MS in Fisheries Technology (University of Rhode Island). I also hold a grudge against Bucky Dent, and a fly rod whenever possible.
My work as an ‘extension agent’ incorporates educational programming, technology transfer and applied research, mostly focusing on shellfish production. I am active in the intersection between commercial fishing and aquaculture, and the integration of these industries, toward the diversification of options for fishermen and the continued prosperity of Maine coastal communities. I serve as a technical resource for shellfish producers, fishermen, scientists, regulators and others, and serve also to communicate science-based information on marine issues to those stakeholders who need such information, and I’m an absolute sucker for trying out new gear, and trying to figure out how to grow new species in the marine environment. I’ve been on the job for over 28 years, and still enjoy it as much as the first day, but if a paying job comes up involving fly fishing, surfing, snorkeling or trying out doughnuts in new places……then I’m outta here.
1986 B.S. (Wildlife Management), University of New Hampshire
1994 M.S (Fisheries Technology), University of Rhode Island
Board and Committee Participation
Maine Scallop Advisory Council
Maine-Aomori Sister-State Advisory Council
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Culinary Exchange between Maine and France Will Support Maine Scallops
NOAA Sea Grant announces $2.1M to support aquaculture research and extension in Maine
Guidance to Maine Oyster Farmers On Selling Your Product In-State
Hatchery Season
Fishermen, others learning the aquaculture ropes in Thomaston, Maine
Maine Oyster Trail 2015 Spring Update
The Maine Oyster Trail – Spring Update, 2014
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2021 Scallop Aquaculture webinar – NOAA Saltonstall Kennedy Project
National Aquaculture Extension Conference
Knotless Codend Mesh Sensitivity
Northeast Aquaculture Research Farm Network: NARF-Net
Use of Positively Buoyant Ground Cables and Sweep to Reduce Seabed Contact and to Enhance Species Selectivity
DV-17-05 International Pectinid Workshop
DV-15-10 Building knowledge to benefit Maine’s working waterfronts: scallop aquaculture
R-10-10 Emergency surveillance monitoring for MSX disease
R-12-14 Aquaculture in Shared Waters
DV-12-04 Sea scallop production trials
DV-09-011 Spring Running 2009
DV-10-14 Energy Efficiency Improvement in Maine Fisheries
DV-08-006 Northeast Aquaculture Conference & Expo
Field Trials of 4″ Rings in the Inshore Scallop Fishery in the Gulf of Maine
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