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News from 51°µÍø’s Marine and Environmental Programs

Stay up to date with the latest news, research, and student stories from 51°µÍø’s School of Marine and Environmental Programs. Explore how our students and faculty are making an impact on oceans, ecosystems, and the environment.

The seventh annual Arctic Circle Assembly was held at the Harpa Convention Center in Reykjavík, Iceland
Making new connections and exploring partnerships at the Arctic Circle Assembly in Iceland
Noah Perlut
Noah Perlut shares insight on reports of threatened bird species
51°µÍø students from the marine, environmental and nursing programs joined other volunteers in cleaning up Camp Ellis
51°µÍø students step up to clean up Camp Ellis
Brain of bottlenose dolphin in situ showing planes of serial section used. From: The Anatomy of the Brain of the Bottlenose Dolp
51°µÍø’s Biddeford Library Art Gallery presents artistic representations of scientific research in 'The Dolphin Brain' exhibit
Leaders of SSRA&H with 51°µÍø's Aurora Burgess
School of Marine Programs signs agreement to support wild Atlantic salmon restoration
NEWS CENTER Maine's Beth McAvoy interviews Tom Klak next to 51°µÍø's monarch garden
Thomas Klak shares his monarch butterfly expertise with ‘NEWS CENTER Maine’
Bigelow Laboratory President and CEO Deborah Bronk and 51°µÍø President James Herbert
University of New England signs partnership agreement with Bigelow Laboratory
Markus Frederich's role in the project will be detecting and monitoring invasive marine species, including green crabs
51°µÍø among institutions to receive $20 million grant to study Maine's coastal ecosystem
The article Daly co-authored argues that efforts to develop universal measures of climate change adaptation are misguided
Article co-authored by Meghan Daly published in climate change journal
51°µÍø NORTH student Jared Fuller was recently featured on a podcast about aquaculture in Alaska
51°µÍø student discusses aquaculture in Alaska on podcast