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Coral Reef Restoration: Is It Worth It? - Vimarsana News

Coral Reef Restoration: Is It Worth It?

Genevieve Renaud-Byrne, a marine scientist with the Elkhorn Marine Conservancy, shares information on the value of coral reef restoration for Eco-News, Caribbean Compass. Caribbean islands and their inhabitants have evolved side by side with coral reefs, depending on them as a vital source of food, coastal protection, and later, tourism. Nonetheless, coral reefs and adjoining…

UMaine researcher who helped reshape marine science in Maine retires - Vimarsana News

UMaine researcher who helped reshape marine science in Maine retires

ORONO  — When Bob Steneck came to the University of Maine in 1982, there were few marine ecologists in the state, and none interacted with fishermen.

Coastal News Today | ME - UMaine researcher who helped reshape marine science in Maine retires - Vimarsana News

Coastal News Today | ME - UMaine researcher who helped reshape marine science in Maine retires

ORONO — When Bob Steneck came to the University of Maine in 1982, there were few marine ecologists in the state, and none interacted with fishermen.

UMaine researcher who helped reshape marine science in Maine retires - Vimarsana News

UMaine researcher who helped reshape marine science in Maine retires

ORONO — When Bob Steneck came to the University of Maine in 1982, there were few marine ecologists in the state, and none interacted with fishermen. He was among the first in Maine to work with lobstermen on research, traveling with them on their...

UMaine researcher who helped reshape marine science in Maine retires - Vimarsana News

UMaine researcher who helped reshape marine science in Maine retires

When Bob Steneck came to the University of Maine in 1982, there were few marine ecologists in the state, and none interacted with fishermen. He was among the first in Maine to work with lobstermen on research, traveling with them on their boats,...