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TLC Newsletters
Kohl Kanwit running a lobster past the
field detector. If the lobster has been previously marked using an individually
coded microwire tag the detector emits a high pitched "beep".
Photo by Diane Cowan.
The Lobster Conservancy's mission is to strive to sustain a thriving lobster fishery through science and community. Our newsletter keeps TLC members and volunteers informed of our research, education and outreach activities.
2000 |
| Dec: | Wrap up for 2000. |
| Oct: | Funding for new sites, more press. |
| Sep: | New board member, map of active sites, International Lobster Conference. |
| Aug: | Volunteer Appreciation Day. Service-learning project with Hurricane Island Outward Bound School. |
| Jul: | Postlarval settlement in Massachusetts, new volunteers in NH and ME, and more. |
| Jun: | More NH volunteers, lobster condos at the lab. |
| May: | More volunteers in Massachusetts, Testing 'pit tags', and more. |
| Apr: | The 2000 season starts, New sites in ME, NH, and MA, and News from the Pound. |
| Mar: | First winter at the Lab, Results of last year's census, Mapping the pound, and more. |
1999 |
| Nov: | Progress at theLab, volunteer monitoring wraps up, holiday gift ideas. |
| Aug: | The Lab continues to develop, results of volunteers' efforts. |
| Jul: | Lobsters found in eel grass, new NH volunteers, TLC at Friendship Day, and lots more. |
| Jun: | Life on Friendship Long Island, volunteer research, and other news. |
| May: | 1999 Monitoring program, TLC's move to Friendship, Maine Lobster Festival. |
| Feb: | TLC acquires lobster pounds, greetings from the new Executive Director, upcoming events. |
Dave Johnson's lobster boat piled high with traps
coming in for the winter. Photo by Diane Cowan.
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