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Surface to Seafloor: GMRI Researchers Lead Ecosystem Survey
Most of us only get to experience the ocean as it appears to us on the surface. As for what’s below, that’s always been part …
Perspectives
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Aquaculture 101
Aquaculture is quickly gaining popularity in our region, so we created a brief overview for you about what aquaculture is and its role in the …
Perspectives
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2022–23 Education Impact Report: Empowering our Next Generation of Climate Scientists
Read on to see some of the ways our education team made an impact across the state and beyond in the 2022 – 2023 school …
Reports
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The Alewife Journey: A Conservation Success Story
On a spring evening at the Gulf of Maine Research Institute, guests gathered for the premiere of a film celebrating one of Maine’s most remarkable …
Perspectives
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Tuna School: Crash Course on a Local Delicacy
Atlantic bluefin tuna can present some challenges for seafood consumers looking for responsibly harvested options. These highly migratory fish are a complex species to manage, …
Perspectives
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Local Partnership Fuels Global AI Innovation
Our inaugural Blue w(AI)ve Accelerator program, a 16-week program focused on early-stage companies leveraging artificial intelligence in ocean-based solutions, just wrapped up. Read on for …
Tidings
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Relaunching LabVenture
Three years ago, a team of GMRI staff, project partners, vendors, and advisors began building an unparalleled learning experience for Maine’s middle school students, thanks …
Announcements
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2022 Gulf of Maine Ventures Impact Report
Gulf of Maine Ventures is the growing business development and impact investment arm of GMRI. In 2022, we've made huge progress, continuing to grow the …
Announcements
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Carbon Sequestration 101
One of the most powerful processes we know about, when it comes to slowing climate change, is the sequestration of carbon. Learn more about carbon …
Perspectives
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2023 Casco Bay Ecosystem Monitoring Report
Scientists at the Gulf of Maine Research Institute (GMRI) are conducting long-term, nearshore monitoring to learn about the pace and direction of changes in our …
Reports

Surface to Seafloor: GMRI Researchers Lead Ecosystem Survey
Most of us only get to experience the ocean as it appears to us on the surface. As for what’s below, that’s always been part …
Perspectives

Aquaculture 101
Aquaculture is quickly gaining popularity in our region, so we created a brief overview for you about what aquaculture is and its role in the …
Perspectives

2022–23 Education Impact Report: Empowering our Next Generation of Climate Scientists
Read on to see some of the ways our education team made an impact across the state and beyond in the 2022 – 2023 school …
Reports

The Alewife Journey: A Conservation Success Story
On a spring evening at the Gulf of Maine Research Institute, guests gathered for the premiere of a film celebrating one of Maine’s most remarkable …
Perspectives

Tuna School: Crash Course on a Local Delicacy
Atlantic bluefin tuna can present some challenges for seafood consumers looking for responsibly harvested options. These highly migratory fish are a complex species to manage, …
Perspectives

Local Partnership Fuels Global AI Innovation
Our inaugural Blue w(AI)ve Accelerator program, a 16-week program focused on early-stage companies leveraging artificial intelligence in ocean-based solutions, just wrapped up. Read on for …
Tidings

Relaunching LabVenture
Three years ago, a team of GMRI staff, project partners, vendors, and advisors began building an unparalleled learning experience for Maine’s middle school students, thanks …
Announcements

2022 Gulf of Maine Ventures Impact Report
Gulf of Maine Ventures is the growing business development and impact investment arm of GMRI. In 2022, we've made huge progress, continuing to grow the …
Announcements

Carbon Sequestration 101
One of the most powerful processes we know about, when it comes to slowing climate change, is the sequestration of carbon. Learn more about carbon …
Perspectives

2023 Casco Bay Ecosystem Monitoring Report
Scientists at the Gulf of Maine Research Institute (GMRI) are conducting long-term, nearshore monitoring to learn about the pace and direction of changes in our …
Reports