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Gulf of Maine, Explained: Otoliths

In this installment of Gulf of Maine, Explained, Fisheries Ecologist Dr. Lisa Kerr explains the importance of otoliths, and how she uses them in her …

Gulf of Maine, Explained
Gulf of Maine, Explained: Trawling

While many of us enjoy fresh local seafood, we don’t often get to see how that fish is harvested. Trawling is one of the most …

Gulf of Maine, Explained
Gulf of Maine, Explained: The Warming Gulf of Maine

What was once a startling observation among our team of ecosystem modelers is now common knowledge: over the course of a decade, the Gulf of …

Gulf of Maine, Explained
Gulf of Maine, Explained: Fisheries Acoustics

In the vast depths of the Gulf of Maine, concentrated patches of organisms punctuate long empty stretches. This can create some challenges for scientists who …

Gulf of Maine, Explained
Gulf of Maine, Explained: Anadromous Fish

The alewife run is one of the Gulf of Maine’s most awe-inspiring seasonal events. Every year, our rivers pulse and shimmer from bank to bank …

Gulf of Maine, Explained
Gulf of Maine, Explained: Ecosystem Modeling

Technology has transformed nearly every workplace in the country over the last 30 years. Research labs are no exception, as modern computing has made significant …

Gulf of Maine, Explained
Gulf of Maine, Explained: Electronic Monitoring

In this video, Technical Programs Manager Mark Hager introduces and explains electronic monitoring — a system of cameras and computers mounted onboard fishing vessels. This …

Gulf of Maine, Explained
Gulf of Maine, Explained: Eating Sustainably

Eating sustainably can feel difficult — especially when it comes to seafood. Every day, consumers face tough choices in the grocery store and at their …

Gulf of Maine, Explained

Programs And Projects

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Gulf of Maine Tastemakers

Tastemakers are like-minded businesses and institutions that are committed to supporting local coastal communities by putting local seafood front and center

Community
Gulf of Maine Temperature Trends

The Gulf of Maine has warmed quickly, but is it still warming? We use satellite data to keep tabs on the temperature of the Gulf …

Science
Gulf of Maine Seafood Guide

New England has a long history and culture of fishing. A wide range of fish, shellfish, and sea vegetables are harvested here and can be …
Gulf of Maine Warming Updates

Over the past decade, scientists have led a body of research that highlights the rapid pace of warming in the Gulf of Maine. To help …

Science
Gulf of Maine Seafood SPRINT

We combined the technical expertise of GMRI with business formation and support services to forge a pathway for Blue Economy entrepreneurs and start-ups, so they …

Strategic Initiatives
Gulf of Maine Responsibly Harvested®

The Gulf of Maine Responsibly Harvested® label is a promise that seafood hails from the clean, cool waters of the Gulf of Maine and the …

Community
True Fin: Premium Gulf of Maine Seafood

True Fin was founded to realize the maximum potential for seafood from the New England region.

Strategic Initiatives
Tracing Seafood Back to the Gulf of Maine

GMRI works directly with seafood suppliers in the middle of the supply chain, collecting third party traceability information and licensing suppliers to use the Gulf …

Community

Departments And Labs

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Coastal Dynamics

The Coastal Dynamics Lab studies changes in mean and extreme coastal and estuarine water levels to support coastal management, flood forecasting and preparedness, and state …
Adapting Fisheries & Seafood

Ensuring marine ecosystems, fisheries and seafood systems in the Gulf of Maine and beyond thrive as they adapt to change.
Supporting the Local Seafood Economy

We strengthen the Gulf of Maine seafood industry by bolstering regional market share for local, sustainable fish. We support both wild and farmed fisheries as …
Climate Change Ecology

Our lab seeks to understand how warming, acidification, and deoxygenation alter marine ecosystems.
Engaging Students in Science

We build Maine middle school students’ critical thinking skills and understanding of the nature of science through participation in authentic science experiences.
Helping Coastal Communities Adapt

We assist marine communities to assess their climate risks and act on opportunities to adapt and thrive.
Community-Based Learning

We create opportunities for communities to engage meaningfully in the science that affects them.
Fisheries Ecology

Our lab investigates ecological information about economically important fish, to ensure that fisheries can adapt to changes and operate at world-class levels.

People

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Events

Connected Learning Ecosystems Gathering: Connect, Reflect & Plan

Join Learning Ecosystems Northeast Connected Learning Ecosystems (CLEs) for two days of learning, planning, reflection, and connection.
Frances Sail

Private, invite-only event for Wind Rose Society donors.
Frances Sail

Private, invite-only event for Wind Rose Society donors.
Event Series

Learn more about recurring event series for educators, industry professionals, donors, and more