We envision a future in which the ecosystem, economy, and communities of the Gulf of Maine region thrive amid rapid change. To realize that vision, we must solve some of the most pressing ocean challenges of our time:
Violent storms, increased flooding, shifting fisheries, and other climate impacts disrupt our way of life and threaten future generations.
Violent storms, increased flooding, shifting fisheries, and other climate impacts disrupt our way of life and threaten future generations.
Visit pageHumans are part of the ecosystem. To ensure a thriving future, we must better understand and protect the natural environment.
Humans are part of the ecosystem. To ensure a thriving future, we must better understand and protect the natural environment.
Visit pageAs historical fisheries change, so too must our approach to researching, managing, and even shopping for local seafood.
As historical fisheries change, so too must our approach to researching, managing, and even shopping for local seafood.
Visit pageFrom good jobs on the water to good food on our plates — our future depends on both heritage and emerging industries in this key economic sector.
From good jobs on the water to good food on our plates — our future depends on both heritage and emerging industries in this key economic sector.
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$4 Million Wharf Renovation, Waterfront Electrification, and New Resilience Education Project Demonstrate City's Leadership as Climate-Ready Community.
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