News
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Mar 20, 2018Northeast aquatic habitat map now crosses Canadian border
A new seamless freshwater classification is available to help conservation partners on both sides… More -
Feb 20, 2018Are you planning for future seed needs?
The Mid-Atlantic Regional Seed Bank has developed a new survey of Native Plant and Seed Use in the… More -
Jan 16, 2018Stream Crossing Project Announcement
Federal agencies in Maine have collaborated on a programmatic Endangered Species Act section 7… More -
Jan 03, 2018How healthy are coastal habitats?
A diverse team of experts recently completed the first landscape scale assessment of coastal… More -
Dec 04, 2017Partners in Maine search for cold water with shared regional database
The LCC-supported SHEDS database is helping partners identify sweet spots for species like… More
Events
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Event date: Apr 27, 2018Stream Smart Workshop
This workshop is designed for professionals responsible for road-stream… More -
Event date: Apr 25, 2018Sipping Suds for Atlantic Salmon
We are excited to announce the 2nd annual Sipping Suds for Atlantic Salmon! Have you wanted to… More -
Event date: Apr 21, 2018Annual Smelt Fry & World Fish Migration Day Celebration
Join DSF for a fun-filled day of family-friendly activities! We hope you can join us for our… More -
Event date: Mar 28, 2018Ellsworth City Council Workshop on the Union River Dams
City council public… More -
Event date: Apr 15, 2018DSF's annual Smelt Fry and World Fish Migration Day Celebration
Annual social event to celebrate all things… More -
Event date: Mar 16, 2018Maine Science Festival
Biology, anthropology, food, engineering, technology, even… More -
Event date: Apr 05, 2018Science Seminar: Important Stopover Sites for Migratory Landbirds
Learn about an innovative project that uses an analysis of radar data to identify important… More -
Event date: Mar 27, 2018"Stream Smart" Road Crossing Workshop
Stream simulations table training, stream geomorphology, anadromous fish passage, and … More -
Event date: Feb 17, 2018Ice Fishing and Winter Fun on Chalk Pond
Ice fishing, bird watching, and other winter… More
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