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Gulf of Maine Warming Update: Spring 2025
Read on for an inside look at what we've learned in our spring 2025 Gulf of Maine warming update.
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![Delighted students gather around interactive kiosks in our new, open LabVenture space. One student in a blue, red, and yellow superman shirt smiles excitedly as he holds a live lobster.]()
Relaunching LabVenture
Three years ago, a team of GMRI staff, project partners, vendors, and advisors began building an unparalleled learning experience for Maine’s middle school students, thanks …
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Gulf of Maine Warming Update: Fall 2024
Over the past decade, scientists have led a body of research that highlights the rapid pace of warming in the Gulf of Maine. To help …
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New Study Reveals ‘Surprising Surprises’
A study published by GMRI scientists and collaborators in 2019 shows how marine ecosystems around the world are experiencing unusually high ocean temperatures more frequently …
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Pershing Paper Gets National Attention
In October, GMRI Chief Scientific Officer Andy Pershing and his colleagues were published in perhaps the most prominent scientific journal in America – Science magazine. …
Announcements
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GMRI Scientist Appointed To National Leadership Role
Dr. Kathy Mills will serve as a Chapter Lead for the Fifth National Climate Assessment — a comprehensive, congressionally mandated report that is collaboratively developed …
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Your Favorite Stories from 2025
Take a look back at some of our most-read stories in 2025.
Perspectives
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![One gray fish sits in a pile of many reddish pink shrimp.]()
Searching for Shrimp: A New Acoustic Study at GMRI
Some of the most important creatures in the Gulf of Maine are also among the smallest. Species such as herring and northern shrimp are near …
Perspectives
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Carbon Sequestration 101
Earth's natural carbon sinks have already absorbed about half of all the CO₂ humans have ever emitted—but how does it actually work? Get the essentials …
Explainers
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![Maine teachers — one a man in a green hat and a bright pink shirt, and the other a woman in a salmon colored shirt — converse at light brown table at a teacher workshop.]()
Recognizing Maine Teachers
Awards and stories celebrating two special Maine teachers in 2018.
Announcements
Gulf of Maine Warming Update: Spring 2025
Read on for an inside look at what we've learned in our spring 2025 Gulf of Maine warming update.
Reports
Relaunching LabVenture
Three years ago, a team of GMRI staff, project partners, vendors, and advisors began building an unparalleled learning experience for Maine’s middle school students, thanks …
Announcements
Gulf of Maine Warming Update: Fall 2024
Over the past decade, scientists have led a body of research that highlights the rapid pace of warming in the Gulf of Maine. To help …
Reports
New Study Reveals ‘Surprising Surprises’
A study published by GMRI scientists and collaborators in 2019 shows how marine ecosystems around the world are experiencing unusually high ocean temperatures more frequently …
Announcements
Pershing Paper Gets National Attention
In October, GMRI Chief Scientific Officer Andy Pershing and his colleagues were published in perhaps the most prominent scientific journal in America – Science magazine. …
Announcements
GMRI Scientist Appointed To National Leadership Role
Dr. Kathy Mills will serve as a Chapter Lead for the Fifth National Climate Assessment — a comprehensive, congressionally mandated report that is collaboratively developed …
Tidings
Your Favorite Stories from 2025
Take a look back at some of our most-read stories in 2025.
Perspectives
Searching for Shrimp: A New Acoustic Study at GMRI
Some of the most important creatures in the Gulf of Maine are also among the smallest. Species such as herring and northern shrimp are near …
Perspectives
Carbon Sequestration 101
Earth's natural carbon sinks have already absorbed about half of all the CO₂ humans have ever emitted—but how does it actually work? Get the essentials …
Explainers
Recognizing Maine Teachers
Awards and stories celebrating two special Maine teachers in 2018.
Announcements