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Why do lobsters come in rare colors? This team of UNE researches wants to find out

A University of New England professor and his students are decoding lobster DNA to try to uncover the genetic basis for rare, multicolored lobsters.

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Marine sanctuaries are essential to combat overfishing in B C

Marine sanctuaries are essential to combat overfishing in B C
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Reid Brewer takes the helm as director at NOAA s Kachemak Bay Kasitsna Bay Lab

The Kasitsna Bay Laboratory is located on the south side of Kachemak Bay from Homer near the community of Seldovia. According to the facility website, the laboratory is owned by NOAA’s National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science and operated in partnership by NCCOS and the College of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences at the University of Alaska Fairbanks.

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From Forests to Faucets: CDWI series on drinking water protection

From Maine to California, communities across America struggle to provide clean drinking water to their residents. In contrast, the Boothbay region has a matchless opportunity to preserve our public drinking water supplies before we have a problem.

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CDWI Series on Drinking Water Protection: Adams Pond and Knickerbocker Lake Water Quality

Tuesday, March 5 The CDWI (Clean Drinking Water Initiative) will present three evening sessions on why and how to protect our local drinking water sources. Each session is a self-contained unit and participants may attend one, two or all three. The.

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