All you want to know about lobsters, from their biology, to the history of lobster boats, to how to eat them! http://www.gma.org/lobsters/index.html

One of our original education sites, this favorite provides a wealth of information about turtles found in Maine, and includes many easy yet fun classroom or family activities. http://gma.org/turtles

Learn about this keystone species' biology, as well as how it is harvested and current research being done in and around the Gulf of Maine. http://www.gma.org/herring/default.asp

A three-year biological nanotechnology project investigating how marine organisms construct shells out of molecular-scale building blocks of calcium and silica. http://www.gma.org/nano/

From the whimsical to the informative, there are topics sure to be of interest to everyone.... http://octopus.gma.org/Tidings/index.html

The full content of Bigelow and Schroeder's classic 1953 edition is online here. http://gma.org/fogm

A series of ten classroom-tested activities on the potential consequences of climate variability and change, produced in cooperation with the Institute for Global Environmental Strategies. http://octopus.gma.org/climate_change/index.html

Explore the many varied aquatic habitats of Maine http://www.gma.org/katahdin/index.html

Research marine mammals in the Gulf of Maine and elsewhere. Enjoy many photos and links to other resources. http://www.gma.org/marinemammals/index.html

Extensive site with nearly 100 NASA-tested classroom activities on how to study the ocean from space. http://www.gma.org/surfing/space.html

What is a stream? A rich source of information about environments around streams, including literary resources for classroom use. http://www.gma.org/streams/streams.html

A virtual visit to what lies beneath the water in the Gulf of Maine. Take any one of five different "journeys" to learn about Cashes Ledge, alewives, brook trout, lobsters, or the Bay of Fundy. http://www.gma.org/undersea_landscapes/index.html

Read brief reviews of some of our recent favorites, and click directly to Amazon.com to purchase your copy. http://www.gma.org/books/book_review.html