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Topical Areas

 

  • Passively heated greenhouses as science labs and sources of winter crops

 

  • Novel technical approaches to investigating and quantifying invasive aquatic species, especially the use of student built ROVs

 

  • Fish and wildlife ecology programs involving schools and their community

 

  • Food production using aquaponics, aquaculture and hydroponics

 

  • Identifying and mitigating the impact of invasive species on lake and ocean native populations

 

  • Projects to maintain and enhance environmental quality to allow for sustainable resource use, including habitat and wildlife restoration 

 

  • Detecting and eliminating sources of food chain contamination

 

  • Programs for reducing food waste and diverting food loss in schools and communities

 

  • Creating new markets for Maine’s agricultural and seafood products

Bryant Pond is home to one of Maine’s hundreds of lakes and ponds suffering from variable-leaf milfoil infestation. Milfoil, a weed-like invasive that grows in fresh water in depths up to 18 feet, destroys habitat for native species, and makes swimming and boating undesirable. 

Connecting Maine’s Teachers, Students and the Environmental Community
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