Russell Hill appointed director of Institute of Marine and Environmental Technology

August 16, 2012
Russell Hill has been appointed director of the Institute of Marine and Environmental Technology (IMET).

Maryland and Delaware partnership will bring teachers and scientists together on topic of climate change
August 16, 2012
A $5.8 million cooperative agreement supports implementation of the Maryland-Delaware Climate Change Education, Assessment, and Research (MADE CLEAR) partnership, an effort to forge new ways to deliver effective and relevant climate change education that could serve as a national model.

Maryland and Delaware partnership will bring teachers and scientists together on topic of climate change

August 15, 2012

Russell Hill appointed director of USM's Institute of Marine and Environmental Technology

August 13, 2012

"Spat Dash" race at Horn Point Laboratory benefits environmental education
August 6, 2012
Probably only a marine science lab would sponsor a “Spat Dash” race. The marine lab is the Horn Point Laboratory Laboratory, part of the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science in Cambridge, Maryland and home of the largest oyster hatchery on the East Coast.

Tropical Connections: South Florida's marine environment

July 24, 2012

Autonomous underwater research robot comes to University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science

July 17, 2012
A new high-tech marine exploration tool will soon help oceanographers advance the study of coastal ocean environments.

Autonomous underwater research robot comes to University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science
July 16, 2012

The jellyfish are coming

June 26, 2012

SeaWeb: Production of an Ecosystem Based Management Game
Project Dates : September 09, 2002 - October 23, 2008
In collaboration with SeaWeb, IAN staff designed and produced the interactive board game "TRADE-OFF!" that explores stakeholder perspectives in ecosystem-based management. In the game, players assume stakeholders' roles and negotiate the placement of different human activities in a natural environment.
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