Events
We offer a variety of events throughout the year, providing opportunities for our stakeholders, our Wind Rose & Legacy Societies, and our community to engage with our exciting work and our talented experts. Use the drop-down menu to the right to filter the events list by the audience. Please note that registration for certain events is by invitation only.
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Curriculum Workshop: Maple Sugaring in a Changing Climate
Join GMRI staff and educators from Oxford Hills for a day long workshops to learn about this Maine-focused maple curriculum resource.
8:30 AM | Roberts Farm Preserve TrailsTHUMAR202025 -
March Webinar:Topics at the nexus of climate change, fisheries & blue foods
A webinar series highlighting the impact of climate change on fisheries, aquaculture, and the communities who depend on them.
11 AM | OnlineTHUMAR272025 -
Scientist To Go with Dr. Angelica Rodriguez
Join Angelica as she discusses her research on sea level rise and community resilience at the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
1 PM | OnlineTHUMAR272025 -
Scientist To Go with Marisa Monroe
Join Marisa as she discusses how her research on amphibian road crossings can help protect frogs and salamanders in Acadia National Park!
1 PM | OnlineTUEAPR082025 -
The Alewife Journey: A Conservation Success Story
Film premiere and panel discussion on alewife conservation, featuring experts from GMRI and the Presumpscot Regional Land Trust.
5:30 PM | Gulf of Maine Research InstituteTHUAPR102025 -
Scientist To Go with Dr. Barbara Spiecker
Join Barbara as she discusses her exciting journey through marine ecology and how she uses science and data to protect marine ecosystems.
10 AM | OnlineTHUAPR172025 -
Curriculum Workshop: Predators and Prey in a Warming Gulf of Maine
Join us in Surry, Maine to learn about the “Warming Gulf of Maine: Investigating Predators and Prey" curriculum resource
4 PM | The GatheringsTUEAPR292025 -
Scientist To Go with Dr. Alix Contosta
Join Alix as she discusses her research on phenology and how climate change is impacting the changing of the seasons in New England.
10 AM | OnlineTHUMAY222025