Add to ORKGThe Maine Working Waterfront Coalition helped get two referendum questions passed in 2005, assuring that waterfront used for fishing could be protected through a statewide program. The group was created to preserve access to the coast for marine-dependent industries. The Island Institute began a community mapping project in 2005 to determine how much waterfront access remained. Results were included in the report The Last 20 Miles: Mapping Maine\u27s Working Waterfront. With details on waterfront projects in Scarborough, Bristol, Friendship, St. George, Vinalhaven, Isle au Haut, and Beals Island
Working waterfronts and the waterways that connect them define the culture and character of many of ...
Commercial fishermen, swimmers, recreational boaters, tourists, and local residents all compete for ...
Coastal harbors throughout Massachusetts play an integral role in the region’s recreational and comm...
The working waterfront is an integral part of Maine’s coastal communities, raising millions of dolla...
A 300-year-old commercial pier in York is now a private home, part of the 20 percent decline in Main...
The face of North Carolina’s coast is changing. Rampant development is leading a shift from traditi...
Many New England coastal communities have long been protected from large-scale development. Marked ...
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Some in Maine\u27s clamming industry are organizing, forming groups that monitor water quality, re-s...
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Photoessay and related article about working waterfronts in Maine. Working waterfronts are practica...
A tide of demographic and economic change is moving through coastal towns, harbors, and communities ...
Using a Seahaven donated by Seaway Boats of Winthrop, the Island Institute last year conducted a Bur...
This eight-page informational brochure was produced in an effort to bridge the cultures of newcomers...
Working waterfronts and the waterways that connect them define the culture and character of many of ...
Commercial fishermen, swimmers, recreational boaters, tourists, and local residents all compete for ...
Coastal harbors throughout Massachusetts play an integral role in the region’s recreational and comm...
The working waterfront is an integral part of Maine’s coastal communities, raising millions of dolla...
A 300-year-old commercial pier in York is now a private home, part of the 20 percent decline in Main...
The face of North Carolina’s coast is changing. Rampant development is leading a shift from traditi...
Many New England coastal communities have long been protected from large-scale development. Marked ...
https://digitalmaine.com/maine_coast_heritage_trust_publications/1005/thumbnail.jp
https://digitalmaine.com/maine_coast_heritage_trust_publications/1006/thumbnail.jp
Some in Maine\u27s clamming industry are organizing, forming groups that monitor water quality, re-s...
https://digitalmaine.com/maine_coast_heritage_trust_publications/1003/thumbnail.jp
Photoessay and related article about working waterfronts in Maine. Working waterfronts are practica...
A tide of demographic and economic change is moving through coastal towns, harbors, and communities ...
Using a Seahaven donated by Seaway Boats of Winthrop, the Island Institute last year conducted a Bur...
This eight-page informational brochure was produced in an effort to bridge the cultures of newcomers...
Working waterfronts and the waterways that connect them define the culture and character of many of ...
Commercial fishermen, swimmers, recreational boaters, tourists, and local residents all compete for ...
Coastal harbors throughout Massachusetts play an integral role in the region’s recreational and comm...
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