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• Talk Nerdy To ME: Problems with Seaspiracy

  The film makes some bold and dire claims about the state and future of the ocean. But are these claims supported by science?

  Press Clips | newscentermaine.com

• Senators Collins, King Announce Nearly $750,000 to Gulf of Maine Research Institute |

  U.S. Senators Susan Collins and Angus King announced that the Gulf of Maine Research Institute (GMRI) has been awarded a total of $749,856 to support …

  Press Clips | Senator Angus King — Newsroom

• GMRI gets fed grant to help seafood businesses innovate

  The Gulf of Maine Research Institute has been awarded a federal grant of $749,856 to help bluetech startups and small seafood businesses recover from the …

  Press Clips | Mainebiz

• Citizen scientists sought for Rainbow smelt recording

  Rainbow smelt are one of Maine’s native migratory or sea-run fish populations. “They are soon headed for a coastal river near you – and we …

  Press Clips | PenBay Pilot

• Former Top Obama Science Advisor: US Has 'Real Economic Opportunity' Rejoining Paris Climate Accord

  The U.S. formally rejoined the Paris Climate Accord last week, and the Biden administration is now preparing new carbon-dioxide reduction goals.

  Press Clips | Maine Public

• Monitoring coastal flooding in Maine

  The Gulf of Maine Research Institute will be starting a citizen science program to observe changes in sea levels across the state.

  Press Clips | newscentermaine.com

• Splitting the Seafood Bill

  Our seafood team is leading a new promotion to support local restaurants and seafood businesses.

  Tidings | 1 min Read

• A Gulf of Maine Legacy

  A legacy gift from a longtime friend paves the way for progress on climate change.

  Tidings | 1 min Read

• Reflections on LabVenture Express

  We developed LabVenture Express to continue serving Maine students and teachers during the pandemic. Learn more about this program from LabVenture Visit Manager Jessica Antonez.

  Tidings | 1 min Read

• Determining Where Bluefin Tuna Come From | On The Water

  The ear bones of a bluefin tuna provide research scientists with vital information about the origin and age of a fish.

  Press Clips | On The Water