Adaptation strategies among women on Maine’s working waterfront
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Gerogia Howe
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islandinstitute.orgAdaptation strategies among women on Maine’s working waterfrontislandinstitute.orgA major research collaboration between College of the Atlantic, the University of Maine, Maine Sea Grant, and Island Institute is bringing new attention to the creative ways women along Maine’s coast are adapting their marine livelihoods amid rapid environmental and economic change.
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