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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![Where Will Climate Migrants Go? Preparing Communities for In-Migration]()
Where Will Climate Migrants Go? Preparing Communities for In-Migration
Join the Color of Climate Youth Coalition, Fern Hickey and Miyuki Hino as they discuss how communities can best support climate migrants
3:15 PM | OnlineMONJUN062022 -
![Sea State: From Computer to Canvas - The Science and Art of Climate Data]()
Sea State: From Computer to Canvas - The Science and Art of Climate Data
An interactive event featuring GMRI Ocean Data Products Program Manager, Riley Young Morse, and Maine artist and scientist, Jill Pelto
5:30 PM | Gulf of Maine Research InstituteWEDJUN082022 -
![Sea State: Gyotaku and the Evolution of Observational Data]()
Sea State: Gyotaku and the Evolution of Observational Data
An interactive event featuring GMRI Research Scientist, Dr. Graham Serwood, and Maine artist, Nate Garrett.
5:30 PM | Gulf of Maine Research InstituteTHUJUL072022 -
![GMRI Educator Learning Lab]()
GMRI Educator Learning Lab
Join us to experience a range of GMRI education programs and bring resources back to your classroom to support STEM learning
9:30 AM | Gulf of Maine Research InstituteTUEAUG162022 -
![Connected Learning Ecosystems 2022 Summer Spectacular]()
Connected Learning Ecosystems 2022 Summer Spectacular
Educators focused on climate and data learning from across the state will come together for two days of learning, networking, and community.
8:30 AM | The Ecology SchoolMONAUG222022 -
![Sea State: Sounds of the Changing Tides; Community Resilience Through Music]()
Sea State: Sounds of the Changing Tides; Community Resilience Through Music
An engaging evening with GMRI Municipal Climate Action Program Manager, Gayle Bowness, featuring a performance by Halcyon String Quartet.
5:30 PM | Gulf of Maine Research InstituteWEDAUG312022
