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The Gulf of Maine Foundation Presents
"The Damariscotta River and The Darling Marine Center"
The 2008 Illustrated Summer Lecture Series
| July 10 | The Roots of American Marine Biology Dr. Kevin Eckelbarger, Professor of Marine Biology and Director of the University of Maine Darling Marine Center. View poster |
| July 17 | Lobster and Pesticides; Warning from the Lab & Mother Nature Dr. Michael Horst, Professor of Biochemistry, Mercer University School of Medicine, Macon, Georgia. View poster |
| July 24 | Alewife Management and Restoration in Mid-Coast Maine Dr. Theo Willis, Associate Research Scientist, Aquatic Systems Group, University of Southern Maine. |
| July 31 | The Damariscotta River Today; A Photographic Tour of the River Al Trescott, Noted photographer of Photos People Like and co-author with Barnaby Porter of Twelve Miles from the Rest of the World. |
| August 7 | Linking Coral Reef Biology to Local |
| August 14 | The Spanish Armada of 1588; its Milieu, Planning, Operations, and Aftermath Dr. Warren Riess, Research Associate Professor of History and Marine Sciences, University of Maine, Darling Marine Center. |
All lectures begin at 7:30 p.m. in the Brooke Hall,
Darling Marine Center, 193 Clark's Cove Road, Walpole, ME 04573.
Stay on the Darling Center road to the bottom of the hill, almost to the end. Brooke Olson Hall is on the left, and there is a parking area on each side of the road.
Directions to the Darling Marine Center.
Admission is free to GMF members and students. A minimum donation of $5 is requested for non-members. Refreshments served after the lecture.
The Gulf of Maine Foundation
Darling Marine Center •193 Clark's Cove Road • Walpole, ME 04573
(207) 563-3146 x 252
gulf@maine.edu
© Gulf of Maine Foundation
Last updated
July 14, 2008