Promos from “BACK IN THE DAY” for MRA, Art MacKay Studios & more when most layouts were by hand but computer systems were just starting to provide major creative opportunities. IF THE PDF ISN’T VISIBLE BELOW, JUST CLICK ON THE … Continue reading LOOKING BACK – Historical Vintage Business Promotions
Lessons learned while protecting one of the Fundy areas most important areas ABOUT Occupying the shared border between Canada and the United States, Head Harbour Passage, Friars Roads, Western Passage, Passamaquoddy Bay, Cobscook Bay and St. Croix River Estuary are … Continue reading LOOKING BACK – LNG: The 10 year battle to stop LNG development in Passamaquoddy Bay. AND IT’S NOT OVER YET!!
Marine Research Associates (MRA) did a huge number of research and support jobs back in the 1950s. This list outline some of them.
THE LABORATORY CULTURE OF MYXICOLA INFUNDIBULUM Continue reading “LOOKING BACK – Marine Research Associates worklist from back in the 1970s”
Articles have been published at Fundy Tides since the beginning of local salmon aquaculture on Deer Island NB back in 1978-80. This Resource File reproduces those 19 articles. Some make sense and some not so much. But there are lots … Continue reading AQUACULTURE – Opinion, Fact & Fun – 19 Aquaculture Articles at Fundy Tides – RESOURCE FILE
The first commercial aquaculture site was started by Marine Research Associates on Deer Island, NB back in 1978-79. This Resource File provides references, artwork, photos, videos and articles about the development back then. As you will see from the articles, … Continue reading AQUACULTURE – THE FIRST CAGE SITE ON DEER ISLAND
This working paper presents a conceptual plan for the development of “TIDE MARSH FARMS”. It was prepared for discussion purposes and did not develop further. Continue reading AQUACULTURE – Tide Marsh Farms – a Development Idea from 1986
As an Atlantic salmon advocacy group raises the alarm over escapes from New Brunswick salmon farms, two scientists are divided over whether farmed fish are a risk to their wild counterparts. Continue reading AQUACULTURE – Scientists differ on threat from Atlantic salmon that escape into the wild
The first time I was aware of my problem was back in 1961 when I was a raw graduate student at McGill University in Montreal. Shortly after my wife Marg and I arrived in the big city and set up … Continue reading LOOKING BACK – How I discovered that I have “Salt In My Veins”
This report was prepared many years ago now. It’s contents still apply … but have we really learned to manage better. Is anyone really surveying our streams, rivers and coast? You decide. Continue reading LOOKING BACK – The Biological Component of Shore Systems – Have we learned to manage better? Really?
If you like our “Quoddy Area”, then like our Quoddy Wild Facebook Site! Enjoy the WILD NATURE of this area. Click here to see the FB Page. The exact demarcation of the border in Passamaquoddy Bay was a long-standing issue … Continue reading JOIN – Check out our FB page “I Love Quoddy Wild”
Passamaquoddy Bay is known to have the highest biodiversity along the Northeast Atlantic coast. Does it need protection from continued attempts to turn it into an industrial port? Several attempts have been fought off by local communities, but if Quoddy … Continue reading ISSUES: Make Passamaquoddy Bay a Marine Protected Area – Protect It or Lose It
We may not be able to travel the world in the same manner as contributors to the National Geographic, but this does not preclude our learning more and enjoying the same fascination with the world in our backyard. Continue reading LOOKING BACK – Backyard Safari -Adventures at Home
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