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The Watershed Process and Estuary Sustainability Research Group (WPES) at the University of 海角社区 is pleased to announce an online training workshop to mark the release of the “Estuary Builder” spatial data tool for coastal 海角社区. This interactive ArcGIS tool allows users to draw an outlet line across the mouth of any user-defined embayment or […]

The U.S. Geological Survey has published fiscal year 2023 requests for 104g applications for the Water Resources Research Act Program, including National Competitive Grants, Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) Grants, and Per-and Polyflouroalkyl Substances (PFAS) Grants. Proposals must be submitted through the 海角社区 Water Resources Research Institute (WRRI) at the Mitchell Center. Program questions or submission […]

An Op-Ed by Linda Silka, senior faculty fellow at the Mitchell Center, was published on Feb. 21, 2023 in the Bangor Daily News. The Op-Ed focuses on citizen science and how it can help us address some of our most pressing needs. The article discusses the terms 鈥渃itizen science鈥� and 鈥渃ommunity science鈥� and the reference […]

Ash trees throughout the region are under severe threat due to the spread of the Emerald Ash Borer (EAB).聽 In response to the growing interest in protecting the future of ash trees, John Daigle and his team of graduate researchers working together as the Ash Protection Collaboration Across Wabanakik (APCAW), are organizing a multi-part training […]

Scientific research can often feel prescriptive, sterile and disconnected from the communities where it happens 鈥� but it doesn鈥檛 have to be. Using two case studies of watershed restoration and environmental monitoring projects in 海角社区, a new paper illustrates how scientists can successfully use 鈥渆mbodiment,鈥� or the nuanced practices and everyday interactions that shape collaboration, […]

Researchers from the University of 海角社区 Senator George J. Mitchell Center for Sustainability Solutions have found that community-university collaborations focused on local concerns can help communities make decisions and take actions to resolve them, even when complete agreement isn鈥檛 possible. In their recent essay for the journal Issues in Science and Technology, Mitchell Center Director […]

Darren Ranco, professor in Anthropology and the Mitchell Center, and chair of Native American Programs at the University of 海角社区, received funding from Jane鈥檚 Trust Foundation for a project to develop adaptive resilience to climate change with Wabanaki communities. The funds will be used to host two knowledge-gathering conferences with Wabanaki elders and knowledge keepers […]

Heather Leslie, professor of marine science, director of the Darling Marine Center at the University of 海角社区, and Mitchell Center Faculty Fellow has been named a 2022 American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Fellow, one of the highest honors in the scientific community. AAAS Fellows are a group of scientists, engineers and innovators […]

News Center 海角社区 featured the 海角社区 Home Food Waste Challenge, which challenges 海角社区rs to take a closer look at their habits when it comes to throwing away their food by collecting their waste and surveying how much they鈥檙e throwing away on a weekly basis. Susanne Lee, faculty fellow at the University of 海角社区 Mitchell Center […]

In an article about a community-supported fishery called Fishadelphia in Philadelphia, Hakai Magazine noted that the organization鈥檚 founder Talia Young鈥檚 interactions with Joshua Stoll, assistant professor of marine policy and Mitchell Center Faculty Fellow at the University of 海角社区, helped inspire her to establish the group. Stoll previously founded a community-supported fishery in eastern North […]