Understanding Social Resilience in the Maine Lobster Industry
Understanding Social Resilience in the Maine Lobster Industry Anna M. Henry Teresa R. Johnson University of Maine School of Marine Sciences
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Reducing Flood Risk – FEMA P-1037
Reducing Flood Risk to Residential Buildings That Cannot Be Elevated FEMA P-1037/September 2015
Read moreKelp Aquaculture Fact Sheet – Aquaculture in Shared Waters
The goal of these fact sheets is to inform readers about the possibilities of integrating aquaculture with current fishing and seafood businesses, and to diversify incomes along Maine’s working waterfront. Sarah Redmond, Maine Sea Grant Samuel Belknap, University of Maine Rebecca Clark Uchenna, Island Institute
Read moreAnnual Report 2015 – 2016
This report contains information regarding Maine Sea Grant’s performance over the past year, and tracks trends over multiple years, including return on investment.
Read moreFarm Loans Fact Sheet – USDA (Revised 2016)
The Farm Service Agency (FSA) developed the microloan program to better serve the unique financial operating needs of new, niche and small to mid-sized family farm operations.
Read moreThe Secret Life of Eels
by Catherine Schmitt for Maine Boats, Homes & Harbors Issue 139, March/April 2016
Read morePenobscot River Restoration
by Catherine Schmitt for Maine Boats, Homes & Harbors, Issue 143, November/December 2016
Read morePublic Shoreline Access in Maine: A Citizen’s Guide to Ocean and Coastal Law
Produced by the Maine Sea Grant College Program, Maine Coastal Program/Department of Agriculture, Conservation, and Forestry, and Wells National Estuarine Research Reserve. Third Edition, August 2016 Getting to coastal waters in Maine can sometimes be a challenge, for despite the state’s 5,400 miles of mainland and island shoreline, only about 12% is in public ownership. […]
Read morePublic Shoreline Access in Maine: A Citizen’s Guide to Ocean and Coastal Law – Accessible Version
Produced by the Maine Sea Grant College Program, Maine Coastal Program/Department of Agriculture, Conservation, and Forestry, and Wells National Estuarine Research Reserve. Third Edition, August 2016 Getting to coastal waters in Maine can sometimes be a challenge, for despite the state’s 5,400 miles of mainland and island shoreline, only about 12% is in public ownership. […]
Read morePenobscot River Habitat Focus Area – 2016 Annual Report – Accessible Version
Penobscot River Habitat Focus Area – 2016 Annual Report The Penobscot River is New England’s second largest river, with a watershed area of 8,570 square miles that is home to 11 migratory fish species, including three listed under the Endangered Species Act, and represents the largest run of Atlantic salmon in the United States. It […]
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