An Overview of Applied Research on Kelp Aquaculture in Québec, Canada Presentation
E. Tamigneaux, ÉPAQ, Cégep de la Gaspésie et des Îles A. Licois, Merinov G. Hersant, Oleotek, Cégep de Thetford Mines
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Sources to Seafood – Mercury Pollution in the Marine Environment
In 2010, the Toxic Metals Superfund Research Program at Dartmouth College brought together a group of 50 scientists and policy stakeholders to form C-MERC, the Coastal and Marine Mercury Ecosystem Research Collaborative. The goal was to review current knowledge—and knowledge gaps—relating to a global environmental health problem, mercury contamination of the world’s marine fish. C-MERC […]
Read moreMarine Ecology of Gulf of Maine Atlantic Salmon Workshops Summary
MARINE ECOLOGY OF GULF OF MAINE ATLANTIC SALMON SUMMARY DOCUMENT from a 2008-2010 series of workshops Schmitt, Catherine, and Paul Anderson, editors. 2012. Submitted by Maine Sea Grant to the Northeast Fisheries Science Center February 2012
Read moreAgenda and Abstracts – The American Lobster in a Changing Ecosystem – A US-Canada Science Symposium
The status of the American lobster over the last decade is a story of contrasts. While lobster numbers from the Gulf of Maine northward have climbed to historic highs, southern New England has been plagued by disease and mass mortality. Coastal communities in Atlantic Canada and Maine are more dependent on the lobster fishery than […]
Read moreFishing Community Vulnerability Profile: Rockland, Maine
Teresa Johnson Anna Henry Cameron Thompson Commercial fishing is an important economic and cultural element of Maine’s coastal communities. Maine fishing communities are suffering from loss of access to fisheries and infrastructure, regulatory impacts and changing resource abundance. Although fisheries managers are required to assess impacts of fisheries regulations on fishing communities, this has proven […]
Read moreFishing Community Vulnerability Profile: Port Clyde, Maine
Teresa Johnson Anna Henry Cameron Thompson Commercial fishing is an important economic and cultural element of Maine’s coastal communities. Maine fishing communities are suffering from loss of access to fisheries and infrastructure, regulatory impacts and changing resource abundance. Although fisheries managers are required to assess impacts of fisheries regulations on fishing communities, this has proven […]
Read moreBuilding a Floating Longline System for Nursery Culture of Eastern Oysters Presentation
Dana L. Morse, Maine Sea Grant and University of Maine Cooperative Extension
Read moreFishing Community Vulnerability Profile: Lubec, Maine
Teresa R. Johnson Anna Henry Cameron Thompson Commercial fishing is an important economic and cultural element of Maine’s coastal communities. Maine fishing communities are suffering from loss of access to fisheries and infrastructure, regulatory impacts and changing resource abundance. Although fisheries managers are required to assess impacts of fisheries regulations on fishing communities, this has […]
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