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Jan 29, 2016

2016 Offshore Maine floating windpower 1/29/16 webinar. Audio & slides

Audio and slides from the 1/29/16 webinar presentation "Maine's Floating Offshore Wind Project: Moving Forward".

Speakers were Habib Dagher, Director, University of Maine's Advanced Structures and Composite Center, and  Jeff Thaler, Asst University Counsel and Maine AquaVentus Legal Counsel,

 The two cover the past, present and future of floating ocean wind turbines in the Gulf of Maine. Speakers refer to this slideshow

Habib Dagher
Introduction 3min37sec       

Habib Dagher  part 1  15 minutes

Habib Dagher part 2  14min55sec

Jeff Thaler 4 minutes

Habib Dagher Part 3 5 minutes

Q &A Part 1  6 minutes
Jeff Thaler

Q&A Part 2 to end of webinar 6 min 
UME's mini prototype in  Castine harbor storm


Jan 23, 2016

The great Long Cove spill of 1971


March 16, 1971  LONG COVE SPILL
From:  An Historical Review of Oil Spills Along the Maine Coast. 
Institute of the Gulf of Maine  May 14 1974

"Culminating years of minor spills presumed common to any fuel handling facility, the Long Cove spill at Searsport constitutes one of the outstanding examples of a chronic condition that has virtually eliminated a once normal and health clam community. 

A spill of volatile JP-5 (jet fuel) mixed with No. 2 fuel was discovered on March 16, 1971. Although initially reported by the U. S. Coast Guard to be "small and less  than a barrel" large quantities were found by DMR personnel flowing into tidal waters at Long Cove through a culvert and a  ditch.  By March 22 between 5,000 and 10,000 gallons had been recovered while oil covered the Little River flats some  five miles across Penobscot Bay. Aerial photographs of the slick progress were taken to show the rate of slick movement.

By March 26, the mortality area of clams in Long Cove increased from 1/3 of an acre to two acres.  During the same period sampling at Little River indicated 5 to 10 percent of the clams were dead. Only three days later, Long Cove mortalities covered 10 acres or 30 percent of the standing crop while the  Little River  area had risen to 50 percent mortalities.

Subsequently, the U. S. Air Force. owner of the oil terminal which pipes jet fuel to Limestone APB, contracted with theDepartment of Marine Resources to conduct a detailed study of the clam mortalities at Long Cove. This study estimated that the standing crop of soft clams was 23,000 bushels prior tothe spill. Sustained yield was estimated at 10,000 bushels.

By August, 1972, the reported mortality was 12,000 bushels. Oil was present in 23 percent of the 130 intertidal samples. All clams were unmarketable due to prolonged oil contamination. The Department of Marine Resources estimated that this condition may persist for many years.

As the market value of the clams in this area is estimated at $150,000 to the diggers annually on a sustained yield basis,the value of the standing crops is $345,000. Using an accepted EPA shellfish multiplier of retail value (Wong, 1969) the yearly crop would be worth as much as $4 million at 1973 values. Thus, there is a total loss of $4 million each year to the State of Maine based on the Department of Marine Resources files.

Analysis of the sediment samples at this location using gas chromotography indicates that the light fractions of oil work down into the sediments contaminating all forms of marine organisms. Also this analysis indicates that the spills have been continuing since the first spill in 1971. Unlike clams affected by sewage pollution which can be cleansed in as little as 48 hours, these clams are unsalvageable through any known techniques. Assessment of such damage to an entire community is extremely difficult since prior baseline studies rarely exist.

Histological studies of clams from Long Cove conducted by Paul Yevich of the Environmental Protection Agency for the Department of Marine Resources, showed an incidence of abnormal growths have been reported more recently in two other locations in the state where clams have been contaminated by oil. (Dow, personal communication)

According to the Director of Research at the Department of Marine Resources experiments conducted during 1973 with planting clams in both Long Is land and Long Cove and similar clam plants in uncontaminated areas show a marked increase in; mortalities in the two oil contaminated sites.


Jan 11, 2016

Rockland city FOAA's re big gas plan 2015 May June September and October 2015

Here are most of the FOAA'd documents relating to the plan to build a big gas power plant  and a big gas pipeline to feed it.  Request were for  "Meeting records, letters, faxes, emaits, attachments, phone notes, phone logs, photographs and other written and electronic records written, received or recorded by you from any source, between April 1, 2015 and May 11, 2015, inclusive, that pertain to Rockland Energy Center or its parent entity Energy Management, Inc. "


April and May 2015 FOAA  results for Rockland officials re gas plans 4/1/15 - 5/11/15








Jan 9, 2016

Penobscot Bay's historic oil spills: 1953-1972

An Historical Review of Oil Spills Along the Maine Coast
Excerpts



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TABLE 2 - Total number of spills by Area/Number of Oil Terminals
                     (see Figure 6 for locations)

REA 5 ... Pemaquid to Owls Head                ................................. 2 spills from 2 terminals

         Waldoboro .............. 1
         Matinicus .............. 1

AREA 6.. .Owls Head to Camden                  ...................................14/9

         Rockland ............... 6
         Rockport ............... 1
         Vinalhaven ............. 2
         Camden ................. 5

AREA 7...Camden to North Penobscot - Searsport .................22/4

         Belfast ................ 3
         Islesboro .............. 1
         Castine ................ 2
         Searsport ..............16



AREA 8...Bucksport .....................................

          Bucksport   ..... .......... 9
          Frankfort   ........ ......1

AREA 9...Bangor to Old Town............................

          Bangor .................. .1
          Old Town ......... ....... 2

AREA 10. East Blue Hill Bay to Swans Is. - Bass Harbor.

          Stonington..............1l
          Swans Island ...... ....... 
          Brooksville ........ .....1

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 APPENDIX A

           LIST OF OIL SPILLS 1953-1973 

0=Oil Spill Incident Data Sheet filled out -Appendix B

   DATE                  LOCATION                              SOURCE


TABLE 2 - Total number of spills by Area/Number of Oil Terminals
                     (see Figure 6 for locations)

REA 5 ... Pemaquid to Owls Head                ................................. 2/2

         Waldoboro .............. 1
         Matinicus .............. 1

AREA 6.. .Owls Head to Camden                  ...................................14/9

         Rockland ............... 6
         Rockport ............... 1
         Vinalhaven ............. 2
         Camden ................. 5

AREA 7...Camden to North Penobscot - Searsport .................22/4

         Belfast ................ 3
         Islesboro .............. 1
         Castine ................ 2
         Searsport ..............16



AREA 8...Bucksport .....................................

          Bucksport   ..... .......... 9
          Frankfort   ........ ......1

AREA 9...Bangor to Old Town............................

          Bangor .................. .1
          Old Town ......... ....... 2

AREA 10. East Blue Hill Bay to Swans Is. - Bass Harbor.

          Stonington..............1l
          Swans Island ...... ....... 
          Brooksville ........ .....1

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 APPENDIX A

           LIST OF OIL SPILLS 1953-1973 

0=Oil Spill Incident Data Sheet filled out -Appendix B

   DATE                  LOCATION                              SOURCE



 JUN  21,t 1953        Stonington                         Pearlescence Plant
� JUN  23,s 1953       Searsport, CHs Sprague Co.         C.H. Sprague Fuel Depot

0 OCT  239 1953        Castine Harbor                      Maine maritime Academy ship

0 APR  8, 1954         Winter Harbor                       Unknown

* APR   5s, 1957       Stockton Springs; Searsport         'Northern Chemical Company

 MUG      1958         Belfast, Searsport ,.              Spragues, Dock
 'APR  199 1959        Belfast                             Maplewood Poultry CoMpAVY
 "SEP  30, 1961        Sears Island,, Stockton Springs     Jarka Dockst Searsport
*APR  129 1962        Sears Island, Stockton Springs      Jarka Docks,. Sow-sport
'*APR     1964         Fort Stockton                       Northern Chemical
 MAY   1, 1967         Rockland Harbor                    'Unknown
 FEB  18, 1968         Bucksport Harbor                    CoHa Sprague Company'

MAY   6, 1970         Searsport- Penobscot River           At pipeline J P-4           5,000 gals         Dumped by tank cleaning company            DEP

JUN   9, 1970         Bucksport-Penobscot River            St. Regis Paper Company

JUN  29, 1970         Castine Harbor                       Unknown
JUL  17, 1970         Bucksport; Penobscot                M/V PHIREMQN

AUG  21, 1970         Bucksport                           Tanker   E t

SEP  21, 1970         Bucksport                           Unknown
SEP  25, 1970         Bucksport                           Tanker TRADE DARLING

 OCT  14, 1970         Old Town    Unknown  #6       100 gallon         Unknown      DEP
OCT  16, 1970         Camden Harbor                         Unknown
DEC   8, 1970         Belfast                               Unknown

'JAN   79 1971          Hancock                              H.R. Joy Company

*MAR  16, 1971        Searsport                            Pipeline at USAF

 APR  21, 1971         Islesboro                            Mystery
JUN  28, 1971          Vinalhaven                           Oil terminal J.C. Calderwood ~~Gasoline             

AUG   39 1971          Bucksport                            Humble Oil Company
AUG  30, 1971         Searsport                             B&A docks
 SEP  20, 1971          Odum Ledge; Brooksville              Tanker FRANCIS So BUSHEY
 OCT   1, 1971         Rockport                             Truck
OCT  18, 1971         Searsport                            U.S0 Air Force Pipeline
OCT  28, 1971          Rockland Harbor                      Town sewer
DEC  16, 1971         Buckport                             St. Regis Paper Company

 JAN   2, 1972         Rockland Harbor                      Mystery (City sewer)


FEB  19, 1972          Matinicus                            Dock Diesel        50 gals        Storm broke dock lines            DEP

APR  17, 1972         Rockland.                            F�Jo O'Hara Company
� APR  24, 1972        Searsport                            Tanker OVERSEAS ADVENTURER
 MAY   9, 1972         Camden                               Mystery slick
MAY  22, 1972         Vinalhaven; Carvers Harbor           Unknown

 MAY  26, 1972         Old Town                             Penobscot Company
* MAY  31, 1972         Swans Island                         Oil terminal Mertic Morrison

JUN  16, 1972         Searsport                            Unknown
JULY  16, 1972         Searsport                            Unknown

JUL  25, 1972         Searsport                             Sunoco Garage
 JUL  25, 1972         Camden                                U.Se Post Office 
 JUL  27, 1972         Southwest Harbor                      Maine Maritime Academy SLOOP GEM!
AUG   8, 1972         Camden                                Mystery
SEP   59 1972         Bucksport                             St. Regis Paper Co.
SEP  12  1972          Rockland; Lermand Cove               Heating system of school    
 SEP  20, 1972         Searsport                             Tanker STOLT GEMINI

 SEP  28, 1972         Stockton Springs                      Unknown
 OCT  26  1972          Searsport (Morse Point)               Mystery spill

 NOV   4, 1972          Camden                               Harborside West Marina 






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TABLE 2 - Total number of spills by Area/Number of Oil Terminals
                     (see Figure 6 for locations)

REA 5 ... Pemaquid to Owls Head                ................................. 2/2

         Waldoboro .............. 1
         Matinicus .............. 1

AREA 6.. .Owls Head to Camden                  ...................................14/9

         Rockland ............... 6
         Rockport ............... 1
         Vinalhaven ............. 2
         Camden ................. 5

AREA 7...Camden to North Penobscot - Searsport .................22/4

         Belfast ................ 3
         Islesboro .............. 1
         Castine ................ 2
         Searsport ..............16



AREA 8...Bucksport .....................................

          Bucksport   ..... .......... 9
          Frankfort   ........ ......1

AREA 9...Bangor to Old Town............................

          Bangor .................. .1
          Old Town ......... ....... 2

AREA 10. East Blue Hill Bay to Swans Is. - Bass Harbor.

          Stonington..............1l
          Swans Island ...... ....... 
          Brooksville ........ .....1

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 APPENDIX A

           LIST OF OIL SPILLS 1953-1973 

0=Oil Spill Incident Data Sheet filled out -Appendix B

   DATE                  LOCATION                              SOURCE



 JUN  21,t 1953        Stonington                         Pearlescence Plant
� JUN  23,s 1953       Searsport, CHs Sprague Co.         C.H. Sprague Fuel Depot

0 OCT  239 1953        Castine Harbor                      Maine maritime Academy ship

0 APR  8, 1954         Winter Harbor                       Unknown

* APR   5s, 1957       Stockton Springs; Searsport         'Northern Chemical Company

 MUG      1958         Belfast, Searsport ,.              Spragues, Dock
 'APR  199 1959        Belfast                             Maplewood Poultry CoMpAVY
 "SEP  30, 1961        Sears Island,, Stockton Springs     Jarka Dockst Searsport
*APR  129 1962        Sears Island, Stockton Springs      Jarka Docks,. Sow-sport
'*APR     1964         Fort Stockton                       Northern Chemical
 MAY   1, 1967         Rockland Harbor                    'Unknown
 FEB  18, 1968         Bucksport Harbor                    CoHa Sprague Company'


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MAY   6, 1970         Searsport- Penobscot River           At pipeline J P-4           5,000 gals         Dumped by tank cleaning company            DEP

JUN   9, 1970         Bucksport-Penobscot River            St. Regis Paper Company

JUN  29, 1970         Castine Harbor                       Unknown
JUL  17, 1970         Bucksport; Penobscot                M/V PHIREMQN

AUG  21, 1970         Bucksport                           Tanker   E t

SEP  21, 1970         Bucksport                           Unknown
SEP  25, 1970         Bucksport                           Tanker TRADE DARLING


 OCT  14, 1970         Old Town    Unknown  #6       100 gallon         Unknown      DEP
OCT  16, 1970         Camden Harbor                         Unknown
DEC   8, 1970         Belfast                               Unknown

'JAN   79 1971          Hancock                              H.R. Joy Company

*MAR  16, 1971        Searsport                            Pipeline at USAF

 APR  21, 1971         Islesboro                            Mystery
JUN  28, 1971          Vinalhaven                           Oil terminal J.C. Calderwood ~~Gasoline             

AUG   39 1971          Bucksport                            Humble Oil Company
AUG  30, 1971         Searsport                             B&A docks
 SEP  20, 1971          Odum Ledge; Brooksville              Tanker FRANCIS So BUSHEY
 OCT   1, 1971         Rockport                             Truck
OCT  18, 1971         Searsport                            U.S0 Air Force Pipeline
OCT  28, 1971          Rockland Harbor                      Town sewer
DEC  16, 1971         Buckport                             St. Regis Paper Company

 JAN   2, 1972         Rockland Harbor                      Mystery (City sewer)



FEB  19, 1972          Matinicus                            Dock Diesel        50 gals        Storm broke dock lines            DEP

APR  17, 1972         Rockland.                            F�Jo O'Hara Company
� APR  24, 1972        Searsport                            Tanker OVERSEAS ADVENTURER
 MAY   9, 1972         Camden                               Mystery slick
MAY  22, 1972         Vinalhaven; Carvers Harbor           Unknown

 MAY  26, 1972         Old Town                             Penobscot Company
* MAY  31, 1972         Swans Island                         Oil terminal Mertic Morrison

JUN  16, 1972         Searsport                            Unknown
JULY  16, 1972         Searsport                            Unknown

JUL  25, 1972         Searsport                             Sunoco Garage
 JUL  25, 1972         Camden                                U.Se Post Office 
 JUL  27, 1972         Southwest Harbor                      Maine Maritime Academy SLOOP GEM!
AUG   8, 1972         Camden                                Mystery
SEP   59 1972         Bucksport                             St. Regis Paper Co.
SEP  12  1972          Rockland; Lermand Cove               Heating system of school    
 SEP  20, 1972         Searsport                             Tanker STOLT GEMINI

 SEP  28, 1972         Stockton Springs                      Unknown
 OCT  26  1972          Searsport (Morse Point)               Mystery spill

 NOV   4, 1972          Camden                               Harborside West Marina 



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Jan 8, 2016

ME Legislature Marine Resources Committee's 2015 written testimony

Looking back to 2015  Maine Legislature's Marine Resources Committee  took testimony at eleven hearings in 2015.  While most testimony was spoken, the following links take you to the written testimony for each of the bills that came before  the Marine Resources Committee on  2/4/15, 2/25/15, 3/4/15, 3/11/15, 3/18/15, 3/25/15, 4/1/15, 4/6/15, 4/27/15, 4/29/15 & 5/20/15, and links to the bills themselves. (Warning: some of these links take up to 15 seconds to open up)




Feb 4, 2015
LD 98 An Act Amending the Trap Limit for the Swans Island Lobs...
Keliher, Patrick, Dept. of Marine Resources
Langley, Brian, Maine State Legislature
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Feb 25, 2015
LD 178 Resolve, 

Resolve, Directing the Department of Marine Resources To 

Conduct an Impact Study in the St. George River Estuary

Arsenault, James, Independent Maine Marine Worm Harvesters Association
Gilbert, Deirdre, Department of Marine Resources
Harrington, Daniel, Independent Maine Marine Worm Harvesters Association
Harrington, Phil, Woolwich
Johnson, Fred, Steuben
Kruger, Chuck, Maine State Legislature
Renwick, Johnathan, Independent Maine Marine Worm Harvesters Association
LD 222 An Act To Reduce Commercial Shellfish License Fees for P...
Keliher, Patrick, Department of Marine Resources
Tuell, William, Maine State Legislature
LD 255 An Act To Preserve the Integrity of Maine's Shellfish In...
Arsenault, James, Independent Maine Marine Worm Harvester's Association
Coffin, Chad, The Friends of the Clammers
Deveraux, Daniel, Brunswick Marine Resources and Harbor Management
Gerzofsky, Stan, Maine State Legislature
Harrington, Daniel, Woolwich
Keliher, Patrick, Department of Marine Resources
Renwick, Johnathan, Independent Maine Marine Worm Harvester's Association
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Mar 4, 2015
LD 353 An Act To Authorize a Temporary Medical Transfer of an
 Elver Individual Fishing Quota
Keliher, Patrick, Department of Marine Resources
LD 405 An Act To Support Expanded Capacity for Breeding Wild At...
Hubbell, Brian, Maine State Legislature
Robbins, Joseph, Downeast Salmon Federation
Smith, Dennis, Mount Desert Isle
Smith, Dwayne, Downeast Salmon Federation

LD 425 An Act To Prohibit False Labeling of Marine Organisms
Belle, Sebastian, Maine Aquaculture Association
Chapman, Ralph
Gilbert, Deirdre, Department of Marine Resources
Tardy, Robert, Biotechnology Industry Organization

LD 427 An Act To Address and Mitigate the Effects of 
Marine Debris
Connolly, Tom, Maine Water Environment Association
Devin, Michael, Maine State Legislature
Gates, Melissa, Surfrider Foundation
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Mar 11, 2015
LD 435 An Act To Extend the Protection of 
Municipal Shellfish Conservation Programs
Gerzofsky, Stan, Maine State Legislature
Gilbert, Deirdre, Department of Marine Resources
Green, Chris, Brunswick
Harrington, Phil, Woolwich

LD 493 An Act To Create the Ocean 
Acidification Council
Aho, Patricia, DEP
Bartovics, Becky Layton, Sierra Club
Burt, Anne, Maine Council of Churches
Devin, Michael, Maine State Legislature
Edwards, Jane, Winslow
Gilbert, Deirdre, Department of Marine Resources
Gray, Jenn, Maine Audubon
Mook, William, Mook Sea Farm
Nelson, Richard, Friendship
Noyes-Hull, Gretchen, University of Maine Augusta
Ramsdell, Cathy, Friends of Casco Bay
Rixon, William, Freeport Town Council
Smith, Nancy, Growsmart Maine
Strause, Aubrey, Maine Water Environment Association
Thompson, Sandy, Freeport
Wheeler, Roger, Friends of Sebago Lake

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Mar 18, 2015
LD 490 An Act To Extend the Legal Hours for Harvesting Lobsters
Cornish, Jon, DMR
Kumiega, Walter, Maine State Legislature
McCarron, Patrice, Maine Lobstermen's Association
Strong, Prentice, Penobscot Bay and River Pilots Association
LD 491 An Act To Lower from 70 to 65 the Age at Which a Person ...
Dassatt, Sheila, Downeast Lobstermen's Association
Gilbert, Deirdre, Department of Marine Resources
Gillway, James, Maine State Legislature
McCarron, Patrice, Maine Lobstermen's Association

LD 492 An Act To Expand Eligibility for Lobster and Crab 
          Fishing Licenses for Veterans
Gilbert, Deirdre, Department of Marine Resources
Kumiega, Walter, Maine State Legislature
McCarron, Patrice, Maine Lobstermen's Association

LD 563 An Act Regarding the Purchase 
       of Trap Tags in the Lobster Fishery
Doucette, Brandon, Kittery
Eaton, Julie, Maine Lobster Union
Keliher, Patrick, DMR
Kumiega, Walter, Maine State Legislature
Lazaro, Alan, Vinalhaven
McCarron, Patrice, Maine Lobstermen's Association
Moulton, Kyle, Penobscot East Resource Center
Olsen, Virgina, Maine Lobster Union/Stonington

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Mar 25, 2015
LD 669 An Act To Create a Spat 
Collection License
Belle, Sebastian, Maine Aquaculture Association
de Koning, Fiona, Acadia Aqua Farms
Devin, Michael, Maine State Legislature
Gilbert, Deirdre, Department of Marine Resources
Green, Dr. Mark, Basket Island Oyster Co.
Stocks, Peter, Trundy Point, LLC

LD 730 An Act To Make Technical Changes to Maine's Marine Resources Laws.
Gilbert, Deirdre, Department of Marine Resources

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Apr 1, 2015
LD 908 An Act To Promote Sustainability 
in the Scallop Fishing Industry
Alley, Robert, Maine State Legislature
Bauer, Rob, Beals Lobster Pier
Brawn, Togue, Maine Dayboat Scallops, Inc.
Gordius, Brian, Resident
Keliher, Patrick, Dept. of Marine Resources
Libby, Glen, Port Clyde
Martins, Ben, Maine Coast Fishermen's Association
Murphy, Michael, Machiasport
West, James, Sorento
Wotton, Jim, Friendship

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Apr 6, 2015
LD 896 An Act To Improve Lobster Licensing
Alley, Robert, Maine State Legislature
Brawn, Togue, Maine Dayboat Scallops, Inc.
Keliher, Patrick, Dept. of Marine Resources
McCarron, Patrice, Maine Lobstermen's Association
Morrissette, Seth, Friendship
Smith, Richard, Beals
Todd, Alex, Resident

LD 1016 An Act To Allow Retired Marine Patrol Officers To Obtain...
Alley, Rock, Maine Lobstering Union
Burns, David, Maine State Legislature
Keliher, Patrick, Dept. of Marine Resources
McCarron, Patrick, Maine Lobstermen's Association, Inc.
Smith, Richard, Beals

LD 1027 An Act To Create an Elver Exporter's License
Keliher, Patrick, Dept. of Marine Resources

LD 1038 An Act To Amend the Emergency Rule-making Authority of t...
Gilbert, Deirdre, Department of Marine Resources
Langley, Brian, Maine State Legislature
Olson, Virginia, International Maine Lobstering Union Local 207
Smith, Richard, Beals

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Apr 27, 2015
LD 800 An Act To Prevent Passage of Alewives through the Grand ...
Abbott, Mathew, Conservation Council of New Brunswick
Abello, Thomas, The Nature Conservancy
Ahearn, Beth, Maine Conservation Voters
Akagi, Hugh, Chief Passamaquoddy Peoples in Canada
Altvater, Brian, Passamaquoddy Tribe
Ames, Edward, Stonington
Arcaro, John, Canal Side Cabins
Baines, Bob, Alewife Harvesters of Maine
Bassett, Edward, Passamaquoddy Tribe
Bennett, Nick, Natural Resources Council of Maine
Bisulca, Paul, Schoodic River Keepers
Brokaw, Ron, Vermont
Brown, John, Maine Master Guide
Bullard, John, United States Dept. of Commerce, NOAA
Burns, David, Maine State Legislature
Burt, Anne, Friends Committee on Maine Public Policy
Cataldo, Louis, Master Maine Guide
Cousens, David, Maine Lobstermen's Assn. Inc.
Damon, Dennis, Trenton
Dana, Matthew, Maine State Legislature
Dieffenbacher-Krall, John, Maine Indian Tribal-State Commission
Dorr, Greg, Bangor Maine Guide
Driza, Charles, Leen's Lodge
Francis, Vera, Passamaquoddy Tribe
Gagner, Robert, Grand Lake Stream
Gray, Jenn, Maine Audubon
Gray, Mark, Grand Lake Stream Guides Assn.
Hoar, Alex, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Hudson, Landis, Maine Rivers
Jordan, Richard, Machiasport
Laplante, Alfred, Maine Sporting Camp Assn.
Lewey, Newell, Passamaquoddy Tribe
Lord, Macauley, Brunswick Maine Fishing Guide
Mabee, James, Grand Lake Stream Guides Assn.
Mahoney, Sean, Conservation Law Foundation
Molton, Kyle, Penobscot East Resource Center
Patterson, Patrick, Wheaton's Lodge
Reardon, Jeff, TROUT Unlimited
Richards, Frank, Vassalboro, Webber Pond Assn.
Ruddock, Frank, Acting Council General of Canada
Sochasky, Lee, St. Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada
Soctomah, Madonna, Pleasant Point
Trinko Lake, Tara, National Marine Fisheries Service, Orono
Turner, Beth, Maine State Legislature
Wayne, Jonathan, Commission on Governmental Ethics and Election
Wheaton, Lance, Sporting Camp Owner, IFW
Whitegiver, Matt, Master Maine Guide
Whitman, Linda, Long Lake Camps
Whitman, Steven, Master Maine Guide
Willis, Theodore, University of Southern Maine

LD 1262 An Act To Authorize Tribal-state Memoranda in the Eel an...
Bissonette Lewey, Jamie, Maine Indian Tribal-State Commission
Dana, Matthew, Maine State Legislature
Keliher, Patrick, Dept. of Marine Resources
Oltarzewski, Diane, Belfast

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Apr 29, 2015
LD 1227 An Act To Provide for Improved Reporting of Marine Resou...
Keliher, Patrick, Dept. of Marine Resources
Kruger, Chuck, Maine State Legislature

LD 1233 An Act To Improve Enforcement of Maine's Marine Resource...
Ervin Tucker, Kim, Maine Lobstering Union
Keliher, Patrick, Dept. of Marine Resources
Knapp, Larry, Boothbay
Olsen, Virginia, Maine Lobstering Union

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May 20, 2015
LD 1416 An Act Regarding Interstate Shellfish Depuration
Beavers, Roberta, Maine State Legislature
Howell, Lori, Spinney Creek Shellfish, Inc.
Howell, Tom, Spinney Creek Shellfish, Inc.
Keliher, Patrick, Marine Resource Dept.
Markos, James, Maine Shellfish Co,