University of New England

The University of New England's Marine Science Education and Research Center provides a "window to the sea" for the University community and the public.

The University wants to share stories, photographs and videos about activities at the Marine Science Education and Research Center and its Marine Animal Rehabilitation Center with the community.

Explore the links below for news stories, videos and photographs of faculty, staff, research projects, seal rehabilitation, seal releases and other Center activities.

• NOAA presents UNE's Keith Matassa with David St. Aubin Award
• Researchers James Sulikowski and John Mandelman awarded  $247,000 NOAA Fisheries Service grant to study skates
  in Gulf of Maine
• UNE marine biologist Stine Brown receives Fulbright Award to conduct research on charr in Norway
• MARC releases seven seals on March 30, 2008.
• Eight sea turtles arrive at the Marine Animal Rehabilitation Center on Jan. 25, 2008.

• UNE Marine Animal Rehabilitation Center releases 4 seal pups
• UNE to deploy oceanographic monitoring buoy at mouth of Saco River
• UNE releases four rehabilitated seals
• UNE receives $500,000 state marine research grant to study impact of Saco River discharge
• Endangered sea turtle returned to its ocean home in Virginia following 5 months of rehab at UNE's Marine Science Center
• UNE's Marine Animal Rehabilitation Center adds new professional staff, doubling its size
• 90-pound Endangered Sea Turtle Undergoes Rehab at UNE’s Marine Science Center
• UNE-NASA Marine Remote Sensing Center receives $248,000 continuation grant
• Maine Outdoor Heritage Fund and L.L. Bean Support Expanded Striped Bass Research
• Seal Found 25 Miles from Ocean Released from UNE's Marine Animal Center
• New England Aquarium Donates Ambulance to UNE's Marine Rehab Center for Whales and Porpoises
• UNE's First Rehabilitated Sea Turtle Flies to New Orleans before Its Release
• Bigelow Laboratory and UNE Offer Five Courses in 2005
• Marine Science Center Releases Its Second Rehabilitated Porpoise
• New Boat Will Be Valuable Tool for Marine Science and Biology Students
• New Marine Science Center Director Phil Yund Sees New Opportunities for Expanding Unique Facility’s Research Role
• Marine Science Center Wins Grant to Establish a NASA Center for Marine Remote Sensing to Study Right Whales
• UNE Gets Federal Authorization to Rescue Seals, Porpoises and Whales Along Maine’s Coast
• Marine Animal Rehabilitation Center Transports Blind Seal to New Home at Rio Grande Zoo
• Marine Science Center Releases Its First Rehabilitated Porpoise January 20, 2004
• A collection of 2002 videos from the Marine Animal Rehabilitation Center
• Marine Biology Grad from Class of ’85 Comes Full Circle

• Click for list of MSC videos