Bangor Daily News
An old predator may be a new threat to lobster. UMaine research will get to the bottom of it.
WALPOLE –– Michelle Staudinger, associate professor of fisheries science, is leading a new study at the University of Maine to find out whether lobsters are being consumed by a long-known fish…
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2mUMaine Extension 4-H offers educational workshop on invasive species in Blue Hill
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