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Markus Frederich will lead Æðµã´«Ã½'s part of the project
Æðµã´«Ã½ to share National Science Foundation research grant to study impacts of climate change on lobsters
Jillian Robillard
Young businesswoman Jillian Robillard weathers a stormy senior year
Students in Noah Perlut's Terrestrial Wildlife Lab recently visited a bear den in Downeast Maine
Environmental Studies students get up-close lesson on Maine black bears
Noah Perlut, chair and associate professor in the Department of Environmental Studies
Noah Perlut discusses the fate of animal species since Maine became a state with the Portland Press Herald
Æðµã´«Ã½ students and community partners
Æðµã´«Ã½ hands off more than 3,200 teddy bears to United Way of York County
Thomas Klak discusses the seedling speed breeding process with Sarah Stanley of the Kennebunk Land Trust
Thomas Klak begins building partnerships for his American chestnut restoration project
Left-to-right: Michael R. Sheldon, P.T., Ph.D. associate provost for Academic Affairs; Keith Reilly (Business, ’21), and Raja M
Students Keith Reilly and Raja Muthyam advance to next round of ‘Greenlight Maine’
Susan Farady, assistant professor of marine affairs in Æðµã´«Ã½'s School of Marine Programs
Susan Farady interviewed by Bloomberg Green about climate change’s impact on federal fishing regulations
Noah Perlut shows WMTW's Steve Minich images captured on the GapTracks cameras
Noah Perlut’s GapTracks project featured on WMTW
Æðµã´«Ã½ NORTH Professional Science Master's students explore an Arctic char farm in Iceland
Æðµã´«Ã½ to lead more than 200 institutions worldwide through UArctic Thematic Network in Ocean Food Systems