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Boston Harbor insect census: Looking to tiny creatures to tell the big story on the environment

Hurricanes: Preparing for the next big one



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Heather Leslie
Making a mission
of resilience science

Restoring the Penobscot should bring back sea-run fish

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Editor's Notes
Make your summer active

Blue mussel farming as supplemental income

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Male-only dogfish shark fishery draws debate

Science Insights
Looking at ecosystem-based management 'on the ground'

Reality-based regulations defy ‘one size fits all’

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Outside the Gulf
Woods Hole scientists use local plant to boost fish aquaculture in Haiti

Q&A: Karen McElmurry
creates a haven for hurt animals

Travelogue
Cape Cod’s wet and wild residents

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Judith Pederson, MIT Sea Grant, works to fend off invasive species

Book Reviews
A Coastal Companion details the Gulf of Maine’s natural history

The Naturalist’s Guide to the Atlantic Seashore is a field guide that takes an ecosystems approach

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Freshwater Mussels is a field and conservation guide

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The first version of the Indicator Reporting Tool is available. It uses novel technologies to bring together data from Gulfwatch, the Gulf of Maine Ocean Observing System (GoMOOS) and Mussel Watch. Point-source data and eelgrass extent also are available. The tool effort was started in 2006 by The Gulf of Maine Council’s Ecosystem Indicator Partnership (ESIP) to provide up-to-date contaminant and nutrient data for the Gulf of Maine. The project is funded through a grant from GeoConnections, a Canadian initiative to use technology to deliver scientific information to resource managers, community leaders and citizens. ESIP is involved in follow-up projects to bring in more indicator data and improve graphing and data functions. [View the new tool and ESIP’s current Monitoring Map]


The assessment report entitled From Impacts to Adaptation: Canada in a Changing Climate 2007 discusses current and future risks and opportunities that climate change presents to Canada, with a focus on human and managed systems. The current state of understanding is presented, and key knowledge gaps are identified. [more information]


The New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services has a new newsletter, The Critical Edge, available to its Enews subscribers. An offering of the department’s Shoreland Protection Program, the newsletter will give monthly updates on the status of changes to the Comprehensive Shoreland Protection Act during the summer of 2008. It then will become a quarterly newsletter. [more information]

 

 



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