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Tuesday, August 2, 2011. A Place for Wildlife. A walk on Willard Beach with Laura Zitske of Maine Audubon. Humans love the beach; however, it is a very stressful place for wildlife. It ranges from cold, windy, and rainy to scorching hot; these are extreme dynamic temperatures. There is no shelter like a forest canopy; being able to burrow into moving substrate is one coping mechanism. Other wildlife use the beach as a place to pass through, and they in turn attract predators. Ring-billed gull is smaller ...

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Tuesday, August 2, 2011. A Place for Wildlife. A walk on Willard Beach with Laura Zitske of Maine Audubon. Humans love the beach; however, it is a very stressful place for wildlife. It ranges from cold, windy, and rainy to scorching hot; these are extreme dynamic temperatures. There is no shelter like a forest canopy; being able to burrow into moving substrate is one coping mechanism. Other wildlife use the beach as a place to pass through, and they in turn attract predators. Ring-billed gull is smaller ...

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Maine Beaches Conference: July 2009

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Friday, July 10, 2009. Introduction by Peter Slovinsky, Coastal Geologist, Maine Geological Survey. Peter Slovinsky of the Maine Geological Survey welcomes us on this beautiful Maine day to the 2009 Maine Beaches Conference. He speaks about the beauty of Maine's beaches, and also the challenges that face their future management. Besides the cold winters that make volunteering difficult, Peter speaks of the fiscal hurdles that can hamper effective management of beaches. Opening Remarks by Robert Varney, S...

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Maine Beaches Conference: The Status of Maine’s Beaches in 2011

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Tuesday, August 2, 2011. The Status of Maine’s Beaches in 2011. Peter Slovinsky, Maine Geological Survey. With Erin, Lydia, and Sarah from the Scarborough Middle School. Data were collected from about 13 of Maine’s beaches between 2007 and 2011. Measurements were taken along the beach profile in the summer and winter to look at changes in the berm. A grading system was assigned to each of the survey locations (including a letter score, a number score, and a written description). Higgins Beach, Scarborough.

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Maine Beaches Conference: Plenary II, An Intercollegiate Debate - Coastal Protection and Private Property Rights: Are Maine’s Environmental Regulations Achieving a Balance?

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Tuesday, August 2, 2011. Plenary II, An Intercollegiate Debate - Coastal Protection and Private Property Rights: Are Maine’s Environmental Regulations Achieving a Balance? John Davis, Debate Solutions LLC. Alex Parkinson (AP), Catalina Santos (CS), Harvard University. Ben Saunders (BS), Terrel Taylor (TT), Mary Washington University. Debate challenges how well you speak and how well you listen. Yes, environmental regulations do unreasonably infringe on the rights of coastal property owners. Lafayette Hot...

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Maine Beaches Conference: Concurrent Session: Saco Bay Communities Working Together

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Tuesday, August 2, 2011. Concurrent Session: Saco Bay Communities Working Together. Panelists: Peter Slovinsky, Maine Geological Survey; J.T. Lockman, Southern Maine Regional Planning Commission; Ken Buechs, Biddeford Citizen Representative, Sea Level Adaptation Working Group. Sea level is rising. What are the impacts? How do communities respond? The caveat is that topography stays the same since current technology limits changes to this in the modeling process. The tool also shows impacts to road infras...

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Maine Beaches Conference: Casco Bay and Watershed Cruise

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Tuesday, August 2, 2011. Casco Bay and Watershed Cruise. Jeremy Miller, Trip Leader. Visual Observation and Demonstration of a Lobster Trap in a Fouling Community. Casco Bay Ferry Ride. The 986 square-mile bay is a very healthy system with good water quality. The water is saltier than most bays, which makes it perfect for lobster fishing. There are 856 marine species in the bay and 150 bird species visit the bay. Fore River and dock areas are sources of polluted sediment. Contaminant levels go up as ...

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