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Matt Norwood, Darling Marine Center Sat, 12/19/2020 - 8:15am Kara Pellow, shown in June 2019, has been conducting fisheries related research in Maine and Mexico. Jess Woodall photo Kara Pellowe holds a softshell clam gathered during research on the Damariscotta River, Maine. Courtesy of Kara Pellowe Marine fisheries provide many benefits to coastal communities. Fisheries generate food, provide employment and economic profit through the supply chain, and play an important role in a sense of community and individual identity. University of Maine researchers Heather Leslie and Kara Pel...

Research Reveals Diverse Community Benefits of Small-scale Fisheries December 18, 2020 News University of Maine researchers Heather Leslie and Kara Pellowe are studying the diverse benefits provided by fisheries in partnership with harvesters and other local experts in multiple regions, including Maine and Mexico. Pellowe, a former UMaine postdoctoral scholar now at the Stockholm Resilience Centre in Sweden, and Leslie, director of the UMaine Darling Marine Center in Walpole, contend that the benefits provided by fisheries are more div...