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• Why public trust in science has declined, and how that trust can be re-gained

  Why public trust in science has declined, and how that trust can be re-gained

  Press Clips | Maine Public

• A Field Season in Photos

  Explore our 2022 Field Season with a selection of our favorite photos from throughout the year. Whether tagging blue sharks offshore, seining the beaches of …

  Perspectives | 2 min Read

• MREP Makes Nationwide Return in 2022

  The Marine Resource Education Program (MREP), a workshop series designed by fishermen, for fishermen, returned to in-person workshops around the country for the first time …

  Perspectives | 10 min Read

• 2022 Research Progress Update

  To keep you updated on our research team's progress, we've developed a report showcasing some of the achievements from our labs. More broadly, this report …

  Announcements | 18 min Read

• Community Science Challenges: Fall 2022

  We just wrapped up our community science challenges for the fall of 2022, where we saw 1725 students help contribute to real, ongoing research efforts. …

  Announcements | 5 min Read

• Developing a Modeling Orientation to Science

  The Developing a Modeling Orientation to Science project, funded by the National Science Foundation, aims to engage middle school students in utilizing several modeling approaches …

  Press Clips | Concord Consortium

• Maine scientists use new tools to help improve flood preparedness

  Solar-powered sensors help better predict rising tides.

  Press Clips | News Center Maine

• Gulf of Maine Warming Update: Summer 2022

  Read on for an inside look at what we've learned in our summer 2022 Gulf of Maine warming update.

  Announcements | 7 min Read

• Learning Ecosystems Northeast (LENE): All Systems Go

  LENE is a network of peer communities where educators in local regions join forces, committed to empowering the next generation of climate stewards.

  Announcements | 5 min Read

• The Gulf of Maine is simmering, but its lobsters seem fine — for now

  The Gulf of Maine is warming faster than almost anywhere on Earth, putting the ecosystem at long-term risk.

  Press Clips | Washington Post