NEWS, WEATHER AND TIDES section: Welcome!
SML student, Lily Strassberg (pictured on left) meets the Cornell alum who inspired her research project on Appledore; read the story in The Cornell Chronicle!
CURRENT NEWS:
Historic Discovery at the Isles of Shoals: The first prehistoric archaeological site in NH/ME has been discovered on Smuttynose Island, by Dr. Nate Hamilton and his Island Archaeology class!
New SML alum, Dani Neuharth-Keusch writes about sustainability at Shoals in The Cornell Daily Sun.
Appledore keeps getting greener thanks to support from Cornell and UNH, and the hard work and ingenuity of Shoals staff!
Shoals faculty and researcher, Dr. Doug Fudge looks to hagfish for "biosteel!" Fudge and colleagues have been granted a patent for the commercial use of hagfish nanofilaments.
Appledore Island Migration Banding Station: A Gray Catbird, Dumetella carolinensis, banded on May 19, 2009 was the 100,000th bird banded at our Appledore station!
Subsurface water treatment system APPROVED as a Capital Project at Cornell!
Read about the project in The Cornell Daily Sun.
Shoals alum, Connor Fitzpatrick journeys to Antarctica!
For the full story, and more about Connor (OGM '08) - visit his trip blog.
Appledore gull "vacations" in Florida!
For the full story and more about this special bird - visit SML researcher and faculty member, Julie Ellis's research blog.
(photos courtesy of Jim Cerny)
PAST NEWS:
SML in CARL ZIMMER's blog!
Engineering internship program on CU Engineering College website
Sustainability course article in CU Chronicle
Baltimore's URBANITE highlights SML sustainability
Solar power comes to SML article in CU Chronicle
Sustainability on Appledore Island article in CU Chronicle
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Magazine segment about Tom Seeley's honey bee research
Jack Kingsbury "From Louis Agassiz to Willy Bemis" article from Appledore Times
Engineering internship program on CU Engineering College website
Sustainability course article in CU Chronicle
Baltimore's URBANITE highlights SML sustainability
Solar power comes to SML article in CU Chronicle
Sustainability on Appledore Island article in CU Chronicle
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Magazine segment about Tom Seeley's honey bee research
Jack Kingsbury "From Louis Agassiz to Willy Bemis" article from Appledore Times
SML student stories in the CORNELL CHRONICLE:
