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- Public Meeting on FERC Relicensing of the Union River Dams Oct 25, 2017 from 06:00 PM to 08:00 PM — The Beech Hill School, 105 Otis Rd. Otis, ME 04605 ,
- Graham Lake Public Forum
- Science Seminar: Prioritizing plant species for conservation Nov 07, 2017 from 12:00 PM to 01:00 PM — U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Northeast Regional Office large auditorium, and online,
- Learn about a new resource that identifies vascular plants of conservation concern for the North Atlantic region.
- Science directs partners toward a sustainable future for the Great Marsh
- Conservation in Action case study on the Hydro-MEM Model for Plum Island Estuary
- Assessing Transportation Vulnerability and Ecological Disruption of Road-stream Crossings in the Deerfield River Watershed
- Presentation by UMass Amherst Extension Associate Professor Scott Jackson on October 12, 2017
- Partners reach fish passage milestone ahead of schedule in the Chesapeake Bay watershed
- Progress report shows 1,126 new miles of stream were opened to fish passage in the basin between 2012 and 2016, surpassing the 1,000-mile goal set by partners.
- North Atlantic LCC news September 2017
- News digest for September 2017
- North Atlantic LCC News August 2017
- News digest for August 2017
- In New York, priorities for public safety and conservation converge at road-stream crossings
- Historic flooding caused by Hurricane Irene and Tropical Storm Lee in 2011 demonstrated the need to update bridges and culverts in New York for public safety and aquatic passage. Now partners across the state are using resources from the North Atlantic LCC-supported North Atlantic Aquatic Connectivity Collaborative to find opportunities to work together on updating road-stream crossings for the benefit of people, fish, and wildlife.
- Science Seminar: “Risk of Failure” of road-stream crossings Oct 12, 2017 from 12:00 PM to 01:00 PM — U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Northeast Regional Office, Hadley, Mass.,
- Learn about an innovative approach to prioritizing road-stream crossing upgrades based on transportation vulnerability and ecological disruption.
- New study looks at ecological “tipping points” for coastal species to help manage for change
- A new paper published by a team of scientists from the U.S. Geological Survey and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in Ocean & Coastal Management synthesizes existing information on ecological thresholds related to environmental changes -- including sea-level rise and coastal storms -- for 45 species of coastal fish, wildlife, and plants selected because of their ecological, economic and cultural importance.
- NFWF announces more than $12.6 million in grants from Chesapeake Bay Stewardship Fund
- Funding will support initiatives in the Chesapeake Bay watershed to improve water quality, storm-water infrastructure, and aquatic habitat, including a project using protocols developed by the North Atlantic Aquatic Connectivity Collaborative.
- New conservation vision emphasizes vital roles for working lands and communities
- A report released by Harvard Forest and Highstead Foundation outlines a vision for conservation in New England that focuses on the interdependent role that forests, farms, and communities play in shaping the landscape.
- Regional perspective advances habitat goals for Chesapeake Bay watershed
- Case study on Landscape Conservation Initiatives from 2016 Annual Report
- Case Study: Habitat-Inventories
- Case Study: Habitat Inventories
- DSF Presents: The History of River Fisheries in the Flanders and Taunton Bay Watersheds Sep 20, 2017 from 07:00 PM to 08:00 PM — Sorrento-Sullivan Recreation Center 1776 Rt. 1 Sullivan, Maine,
- Learn about the history of river fisheries in eastern Maine with Downeast Salmon Federation's Alewive Ambassador, Brett Ciccotelli. Brett will speak on the influence sea-run fish have had and continue to have on life in our communities, as well as the effect our communities have had on the fisheries. For more information, contact heather@mainesalmonrivers.org
- DSF Presents : Maine's Arctic Char Sep 18, 2017 from 06:30 PM to 08:00 PM — 13 Willow Street East Machias, Maine,
- Join Downeast Salmon Federation and the Native Fish Coalition of Maine to learn about one of the rarest salmonids east of the Rocky Mountains, found only in Maine.
- Maryland Trout Unlimited earns Gold Trout for conservation work in Chesapeake Bay watershed
- Trout Unlimited has given its highest honor to the Maryland Chapter in large part for its collaborative efforts to advance Eastern brook trout conservation in the Chesapeake Bay watershed, including by completing 50 road-stream crossing assessments in the Upper Gunpowder using regional protocols developed by the North Atlantic Aquatic Connectivity Collaborative (NAACC).
- Experts outline framework to monitor projects that use nature-based features
- Partners from Mid Atlantic Regional Council on the Ocean (MARCO) and the National Wildlife Federation (NFW) have released a report that presents findings from experts in the field of Natural and Nature-Based Features who convened to develop a regionally standardized and coordinated approach to monitoring the performance of these projects after implementation.
- First genetically engineered salmon sold in Canada
- US firm AquaBounty Technologies says that its farmed, transgenic salmon has hit the market after a 25-year wait.
- River Herring: Open for Harvest! Sep 14, 2017 from 09:00 AM to 03:00 PM — Jeff’s Catering 15 Littlefield Way Brewer, ME 04412 ,
- Join us for a day focused on river herring restoration work and other efforts to open river herring runs for harvest in Maine. Come hear about restoration success stories as well as past and current efforts to open harvest runs across the state.
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