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NRCM Grant Providing Supplies for Coastal Cleanups Plastic is one of the most critical pollution concerns we now face, as anybody can see at a beach cleanup, or even just

Shaw Institute Collaborating with University of Maine’s Lobster Institute and School of Marine Sciences Maine’s iconic American lobster fishery, valued at over $483 million in 2023 and contributing more than

The Shaw Institute, a nonprofit research organization dedicated to advancing environmental health and sustainability, has been named the May 2025 recipient of the Blue Hill Co-Op’s “Change for Good” program.

200-Gallon Aquarium to House A Variety of Maine Sea Life at Environmental Education Center in Downtown Blue Hill March 21, 2025 – Blue Hill, Maine – The Shaw Institute, a

Today, February 11, is “Women and girls in Science Day”, so I thought it would be only fitting that we write a bit about one of the most influential women

Michael Vittum to Manage New Touch Tank and Other Aquarium Environments February 5, 2025 – Blue Hill, Maine – The Shaw Institute, a nonprofit scientific research organization, is expanding their

Study Will Focus on the Impact of PFAS In Harbor Seals Over a 30-year Period FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 28, 2025 – Blue Hill, Maine – After a highly competitive

Split-Colored Lobster Will Be the Star Attraction of the All-New Touch Tank at the Shaw Institute Environmental Education Center in Blue Hill, Maine Here at the Shaw Institute Environmental Education

Year-End Fundraising Campaign Launches on Black Friday November 29, 2024 – Blue Hill, Maine – The Shaw Institute, a nonprofit science research organization, has released its 2024 Impact Report, the

We Can Now Record E. Coli Test Results Within Two Hours, Instead of 24 We are excited to announce yet another enhancement to our laboratory capabilities, with the addition of