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
Heading for the seashore??? Use our Field Notes for this and other species!!! Follow this link to read online or download for free. Continue reading FIELD NOTES: The Common Starfish
2016 – As many folks were aware, thousands of dead Atlantic herring washed up along the shores of the Bay of Fundy in Nova Scotia and citizens and researchers considered a multitude of explanations. Is it a virus? a bacterium? … Continue reading POISON IN YOUR CHOWDER: Hunting for Answers: Dead Herring, Krill, Copepods and Demoic Acid – 2016
M. G. FISHERIES LTD. Grand Manan, NB, Canada How to Cook a Lobster Use salt water if possible, if not add lots of salt to your water. You want to steam the lobster not boil it. Boiling will cause the … Continue reading FISHERY – Chances are you don’t know how to cook a lobster!
A very early solar experiment … long before today’s marketing! Check it out .. Continue reading ENERGY – How about a solar worm farm?
The originals are now filed away in their groups. The following shows the images created for the publication. Continue reading ARTWORK – Images created for the publication “Shore Things”
A beautiful summer day, a bucket of fresh soft-shelled clams, and a crackling fire of driftwood covered with a grate of steaming seaweed – the ingredients for a unique experience in eating or the observance of an annual Charlotte County … Continue reading ISSUES – Is There Poison in Your Clam Chowder?
An exciting, new approach to geology, which utilizes advanced diving technology and encompasses both geological and biological techniques, may well breathe new life into the study of fossils and greatly enhance our understanding of the fossil record and our past. Continue reading LOOKING BACK – Diving Geologists Study Living Fossils in the Quoddy Area
Many of us hold erroneous ideas concerning the value of the wild animals around us. You may say, “Who cares how many deer mice there are in an acre of woodland, or what the foods of the muskrat are, or, … Continue reading ECOSYSTEM – The Real Value of the Animals Around Us
Way back in the day collecting specimens for Marine Research Associates. things didn’t always go that well!! Continue reading LOOKING BACK – Collecting Specimens for MRA … Bob??
The cleaning and preparation of skeletal material is a time-consuming task which is usually undertaken after the mammalogist returns from the field. Techniques normally used involve a considerable amount of time, care, and frustration. With some effort, cleaning, labeling and … Continue reading LOOKING BACK – Using Marine Amphipods for Cleaning Mammal Skeletons – 1960
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