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Backyard Naturalist: Jellyfish are strangers in a strange land - Vimarsana News

Backyard Naturalist: Jellyfish are strangers in a strange land

Dana Wilde ponders the philosophic implications of creatures from the sea.

Waters off the coast of Maine vulnerable to changing climate - Vimarsana News

Waters off the coast of Maine vulnerable to changing climate

Warming within the swirling ocean depths of the Gulf of Maine has implications for all life and livelihoods within the ecosystem. Scientists, fishermen and aquaculturists brace for challenges.

CTL students win high honors in Mathcounts competition - Vimarsana News

CTL students win high honors in Mathcounts competition

The Center for Teaching and Learning in Edgecomb participated in our chapter's regional Mathcounts competition at Kennebec Valley Community College on Saturday, January 28, and won several high honors. Middle schoolers Jojo Shea, Gigi Sato-...

Endangered whale numbers may be stabilizing after some bad years, but their future remains uncertain - Vimarsana News

Endangered whale numbers may be stabilizing after some bad years, but their future remains uncertain

No dead right whales have been spotted. Fifteen calves were born — the second-largest number since 2015. And observers were impressed by the saga of one whale, a mother who, injured and entangled in fishing gear, managed to escort her calf a thousand miles up the coast

Are the whales leaving? Gulf of Maine research raises questions about new lobstering rules - Vimarsana News

Are the whales leaving? Gulf of Maine research raises questions about new lobstering rules

The endangered North Atlantic right whale's preferred food source is moving north, out of Maine waters. Lobstermen say the change warrants a second look at new fishing restrictions set to take effect May 1.