DEPT. OF MARINE RESOURCES
- About DMR
- Aquaculture
- Aquarium, Library, Lighthouse, Education
- Commercial Fisheries
- Councils, Meetings, etc.
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- Health & Safety: Is it Safe to Eat/Swim/Fish?
- Laws and Regulations
- Licenses
- Marine Patrol
- Municipal Shellfish
- Recreational Fishing
- Research, Surveys
- Species Info (lobsters, clams, whales, etc.)
- Weather, Tides, Sunrise, Environmental Data
- Wetlands, Permit Review
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Burnt Island Teacher Courses, 2009
The links below are PDF files, and require Adobe Acrobat or Adobe Reader software (download free here) to view or print.
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Discovering Burnt Island, July 13-17 or August 10-14, 2009
- This week-long course is available to teachers and their families (July 13-17) or teachers only (August 10-14). Participants will attend this outstanding residential program and engage in multidisciplinary, hands-on workshops that focus on local fisheries, habitats, navigation, wildlife and flora, and maritime history. Activities will include tidepooling, mudflat exploration, lobstering, GPS hike & geocaching, beach/sediment studies, a lighthouse tour, sportfishing, and more! Three CEU credits and three graduate credits from UMF available.
- Brochure and registration form - PDF file, 351 kb
- Course syllabus, PDF file, 32 kb
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An Ecological Approach to Art Education, July 27 - 31 or August 3 - 7, 2009
- An Ecological Approach to Art Education will provide teachers with experiential learning in art education as related to Maine’s marine environment and maritime history. Through works of art, participants will document and communicate to others the value and the necessity of preserving the island’s natural beauty and its historic buildings. All activities are aligned with the Maine Learning Results and the Discipline-Based Art Education theory. The course is available to teachers of all grade levels with an interest in art education.
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The Burnt Island Education Center
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