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SUMMARY:Virtual Speaker Series: Lobster Fisheries of the World with Dr. Richard Wahle
DESCRIPTION:Dr. Richard Wahle will share thoughts and knowledge on the diversity of lobster fisheries around the world. He will weave in some of the colorful personalities – scientists\, fishermen\, students and policy makers \, he has worked with and learned from over more than four decades of research.  He’ll cover some of the challenges these fisheries share in common in rapidly changing ecosystems and an increasingly global economy. \nRick Wahle is a retired professor of marine sciences at the University of Maine. He served on the faculty from 2009 based at the Darling Marine Center in Walpole\, and in his last five years was also director of the university’s Lobster Institute; he retired in 2023. Prior to UMaine\, he spent 15 years as a senior research scientist at Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences. Working at the intersection of marine ecology\, oceanography\, and fisheries science\, his research and teaching took him around the world. In Maine\, he established a long-running research program focused on the American lobster. His lab served as the hub for the American Lobster Settlement Index\, a U.S.–Canadian monitoring program that since 1989 has tracked larval settlement as an early predictor of fishery trends. Through the Lobster Institute\, he promoted research and communication to support a sustainable and profitable lobster fishery. \nThursday evening from 7:00 to 8:00 PM EST. The Series is free and open to the public.
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SUMMARY:Coastal Navigation with Arista Holden
DESCRIPTION:This class will include both classroom and on-the-water sessions. Course will be from 8:30 am to 4 pm.  Class begins with indoor learning using traditional tools such as paper charts\, compasses\, dividers and parallel rules. Topics covered will include dead reckoning\, triangulation\, anchoring\, latitude and longitude\, safety/danger bearings\, tides and currents\, and more. One day will be spent on the water aboard our wooden power vessel\, putting your new skills to use as you navigate around Muscongus Bay. Whether you’re new to coastal navigation or a seasoned navigator looking to hone your craft\, this is the class for you! Please bring lunch. If in need of housing\, we can offer for a small fee. Please reach out if interested. \nFull payment upon enrollment. Cancellation policy. Outside of 30 days 100% reimbursed. Inside of 30 days 50% reimbursement. Inside of 5 days 0%reimbursement. 
URL:https://carpentersboatshop.org/event/coastal-navigation-with-arista-holden/
LOCATION:The Carpenter’s Boat Shop\, 440 Old County Rd.\, Pemaquid\, ME\, 04558\, United States
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SUMMARY:Painting a Skiff at Sunset with Chris Reed
DESCRIPTION:In this workshop students will learn how to paint a skiff on site in watercolor. Preliminary sketches will help in advance for understanding composition and value. Students will be prepared for mixing colors in addition to the following techniques: \n\nWet-on-wet\nDry brushing\nColor lifting\nGlazing\n\nThe workshop will begin with a short meditation to minimize inhibitions associated with the creative process and to help with finding your own unique way of painting. \nAll proceeds go to The Carpenter’s Boat Shop
URL:https://carpentersboatshop.org/event/painting-a-skiff-at-sunset-with-chris-reed/
LOCATION:The Carpenter’s Boat Shop\, 440 Old County Rd.\, Pemaquid\, ME\, 04558\, United States
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SUMMARY:Josie Colt & Sam Colt - Shadowings ~ Artist in Residence Show
DESCRIPTION:Step into the work of artists Josie Colt and Sam Colt. Using the setting of the Carpenter’s Boat Shop as inspiration\, this mother daughter duo spent a week at the Carpenter’s Boat Shop following the shadows and collaborating in their differing mediums of puppetry and painting. An immersive installation of darkness and light\, paintings\, and surprises awaits. \nFree Even\, All ages \nSnacks & Drinks Provided \nIn the Chapel at The Carpenter’s Boat Shop \nSam Colt: \nSam Colt is a Vermont based artist working with grassello al fresco. She layers and carves until something catches and opens into its own logic—toward the genius loci of boats\, barns\, ruins\, mountains. Sam begins with a loose idea\, but the real work is following what shows up through gesture\, accident\, and a kind of overactive seeing. Forms surface\, half-found\, half-made\, and she traces them\, repeats them\, and begs them out of hiding.  \nJosie Colt:  \nJosie Colt is a multidisciplinary artist living in Portland\, Maine. Using the analog method of shadow puppetry\, Josie works with an overhead projector creating dream-like sequences. With a background in animation and illustration\, she merges her mediums to explore the unconscious mind\, spirits\, and the human form. Josie also draws live portraits under Portraits As You Pass and facilitates figure drawing with Portland Drawing Group\, offering low barrier creative experiences to the public. It is Josie’s hope that their work may inspire something in the imagination\, and lend comfort in the shared magical weirdness of being alive. 
URL:https://carpentersboatshop.org/event/josie-colt-sam-colt-shadowings-art-show/
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