AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoRiver Recovery: A decade of surveys after two Penobscot River dams were removed found more alewives, blueback herring and American shad in formerly impounded reaches. The study tracked 133,394 fish across 41 species, while sections above Milford Dam remained dominated by lake-associated fish. Coastal Resilience: Columbia University students visited Curtis Island Light Station to study how Maine’s historic lighthouses could inform coastal adaptation and community resilience. UMaine Research: Researchers are studying whether blood-pressure medicines could help treat flu, using a tiny fish model; another team will investigate how forests recover after logging.
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