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Maine Scallop Research Collaborative Newsletter, October 15, 2021, Aquaculture Research Institute
Maine Scallop Research Collaborative Newsletter, October 15, 2021, Aquaculture Research Institute
General University of Maine Publications
Evaluating Biological Responses of Scallops to Environmental Variability. Phoebe Jekielek and Tom Kiffney, both PhD students at the University of Maine, will talk about their monitoring projects in cultured and wild populations of sea scallops along the coast of Maine. They will share data from their projects monitoring spawning and growth rates, discuss environmental variability and site selection tools, and share directions for their future PhD work.
Maine Scallop Research Collaborative Newsletter, March 29, 2021, Aquaculture Research Institute
Maine Scallop Research Collaborative Newsletter, March 29, 2021, Aquaculture Research Institute
General University of Maine Publications
Our kickoff webinar will feature Amber Lisi from the Maine Department of Marine Resources. Amber Lisi is the lead scallop biologist for the Maine Department of Marine Resources and is responsible for the coordination, implementation, and participation in Maine’s sea scallop resource surveys, analysis, and assessment program. She participates in research and management for sea scallops at the local, state and federal levels, and serves as a member of the New England Fisheries Management Council’s Scallop Plan Development Team (PDT). She will be joining us for a webinar on March 29th to review results from recent and past surveys, discuss …
Maine Scallop Research Collaborative Newsletter, March 25, 2021, Aquaculture Research Institute
Maine Scallop Research Collaborative Newsletter, March 25, 2021, Aquaculture Research Institute
General University of Maine Publications
Welcome to the first Scallop Research Collaborative (SRC) Newsletter. At the kick off meeting on January 22,you identified e-news as your preferred method of communication. We will use this format to update you on the SRC’s webinar series, upcoming field trips, collaborative research meetings as well as upcoming scallop events at other organizations around the state. We will also update the SRC web page with relevant information andnews. Please feel free to submit any information you would like to share and we look forward to more events and opportunities as the year progresses.