Projects
We advance our mission across all our commitments through a variety of projects designed to serve and support our stakeholders. Search and explore hundreds of projects to learn more about our on-the-ground impacts in the Gulf of Maine and beyond.
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NSF Seafood Engine
Over the next decade, the NSF Seafood Engine aims to increase the volume, quality, and value of regional seafood, strengthen the prosperity of coastal communities, …
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Mussel Bed Mapping
Mussel beds are inching towards more subtidal zones, and are becoming harder to spot. During extreme low tides, you might be able to get a …
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Connected Learning Ecosystems (CLEs)
Across our education efforts we support educators with professional learning opportunities that help them engage students in authentic science learning experiences. Workshops introduce educators to …
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Gulf of Maine Responsibly Harvested®
The Gulf of Maine Responsibly Harvested® label is a promise that seafood hails from the clean, cool waters of the Gulf of Maine and the …
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Gulf of Maine Temperature Reports
Over the past decade, scientists have led a body of research that highlights the rapid pace of warming in the Gulf of Maine. To help …
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FishSCORE2030 Events
Explore and register for upcoming FishSCORE2030 events.
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With a Little Kelp from our Friends!
Led by Maine Aquaculture Innovation Center, GMRI and partners aim to increase the use of seaweed aquaculture resources in Maine K-12 classrooms. This project provides …
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Offshore Wind Resource Hub
This resource hub will offer diverse stakeholders unbiased and current information and tools to help them contribute constructively and effectively to discussions about offshore wind …
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Blue Economy Investment Summit
Our annual Blue Economy Investment Summits bring together leading investors, entrepreneurs, and ecosystem builders from around the world to Maine.
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Climate Finance Office Hours
Connect with climate finance experts to help move resilience and sustainability projects forward.
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Forage Fish and the Ocean Carbon Cycle
We working to better understand the role of fish populations in regulating carbon and nutrient cycles at local and global scales.
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Findings from the Field
A unique opportunity for students to engage in critical elements of the scientific process: the writing, peer review, and publication of results.