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High nitrogen levels choking Great Bay |
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Rachel Rouillard chosen to lead Piscataqua Region Estuaries Partnership |
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Cruise into Great Bay or out to the Isles of Shoals this summer |
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Keeping up with the neighbors!The Marine Program is now on Facebook! |
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NOAA Ship With UNH Researcher Larry Mayer on Board to Study Underwater Oil Near Site of Leak |
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TECH 797 - Ocean ProjectsAnother very successful year for TECH797. Against strong competition, the team of Alex Quintal, C. Taylor Peterson, Vanessa Kohler, Erik Minnis, Mike Perry and Sean Curran took first place with their project "Hydrokinetic Turbine Featuring Variable Flux Generation (VFG)." |
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Invasive Plant Symposium Draws 80 Participants |
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UNH Coastal Response Research Center, NOAA, EPA and Coast Guard Convene Science Meeting to Study Dispersant Use and Ecosystem Impacts of Dispersed Oil in the Gulf of Mexico |
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Large Pelagics Research CenterThe Large Pelagics Research Center, under the direction of Molly Lutcavage, has transitioned to UMass Amherst and the Marine Fisheries Institute. Plans are underway to revitalize the UMass Amherst Marine Station in Gloucester, MA, America's oldest fishing port. Molly will be continuing long-term collaborations with her UNH colleagues. |
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UNH Getting Research Grant for Great Bay Reserve |
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The Center for Molecular and Comparative Endocrinology is currently hosting two visiting scholars from the United Kingdom, Drs. Rebecca Hudson-Davies and Nerine Joseph. |
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Stacia Sower, Director of the Center for Molecular and Comparative Endocrinology, and her team mark the completion of their 30th lamprey season here at UNH. |
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The International Symposium on Genetic Biocontrol of Invasive FishJune 21-24, 2010 |
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Working Waterways and Waterfronts: A National Symposium on Water AccessPortland, Maine |
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Marine Program Open House — Save the Date! October 2, 2010 |
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Energy use in Fisheries: Improving Efficiency and Technological Innovations from a Global Perspective — Save the Date!
November 14-17, 2010 |
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Ken La Valley Wins 2010 Outstanding Outreach Achievement Award |
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"Assessing Stakeholder Perspectives on the Impacts of a Decade of Collaborative Fisheries Research in the Gulf of Maine and Georges Bank"Marine Coastal Fisheries: Dynamics, Management and Ecosystem Science, 2010, Vol. 2, pp. 205-206. http://afsjournals.org/doi/pdf/10.1577/C09-038.1 |
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Year in ReviewHighlights of program activities in 2009 and plans in 2010 that protect, restore, and monitor the region’s estuaries by the Piscataqua Region Estuaries Partnership is now available online at http://www.prep.unh.edu/resources/pdf/prep_year_in_review-prep-10.pdf. |
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2010-2011 N. H. Sea Grant Program GuideThis program guide is available online at http://www.seagrant.unh.edu/NHSGpg2010-11.pdf. For a hard copy of the guide, please contact Steve Adams at steve.adams@unh.edu or 603-749-1565. |
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"Impacts of Stressors on Coastal Ecosystems"This report is based on the Gulf of Maine Regional Science Priorities Workshop on June 10-11, 2009. It is available in hard copy from Steve Adams at steve.adams@unh.edu or 603-749-1565. |
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Protecting Water Resources and Managing Stormwater: A Bird's Eye View for New Hampshire CommunitiesAvailable at http://seagrant.unh.edu/stormwater.pdf |
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UNH Stormwater Center 2009 Data Report Now Available |
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New Hampshire Coastal Program is accepting proposals for the Coastal Estuarine Land Conservation Program for the 2011 fiscal year funding cycle |
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N.H. Department of Environmental Services’ Aquatic Resource Mitigation Program is accepting grant applications for projects within the Salmon Falls to Piscataqua River Watershed. |
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 Raccoons this year have developed an attachment to the R/V Gulf Challenger and the pier. Here one visitor seems to be trying to figure out how to use the hoist. |
 The Tall Ship Lynx heading toward Portsmouth - photographed by Debbie Brewitt - nears the Isles of Shoals |
 Seventh-grade students from Deerfield Community School react as they pass around a live crab. This was one of many hands-on activities organized by the UNH Marine Docents as part of the Coastal Floating Lab on May 11 at the New Castle Pier. |
 Six multi-generational families, including this one, participated in the UNH Marine Docents' Family Boat Building Workshop on May 21-23 at Kingman Farm. Each family successfully constructed a 12-ft. sailboat that will also function as a rowboat. |
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