Ecosystem Relationships in the Gulf of Maine

Jennifer Publications, Reports

Fishermen and scientists have merged their expert knowledge about the Gulf of Maine to create a better understanding of fish, habitat, species interactions, and spatial and temporal dynamics. The resulting diagrams, charts, and text presented here enable more sophisticated ecosystem-based decision making and relevant scientific work.

The report contains results of a collaborative project of the Northwest Atlantic Marine Alliance (NAMA), the Coastal Ocean Observing Center at the University of New Hampshire (COOA), and the Gulf of Maine Ocean Observing System (GoMOOS). [Published August 2006] NAMA NEPA coms-final 2 Aug 8 (1)

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