- Projects
- Bear Seamount
- NaGISA
- Invasive Species Trouble Spots
- Cobscook Bay Inventory
- Cashes Ledge
- Stellwagen Bank
- Platts Bank
- HMAP
- Intertidal Zone
- Atlantic Cod Distribution and Abundance in Relation to Climate Change
- Connectivity of Lobster Populations in the Coastal Gulf of Maine
- Linkages Between Habitat and Distribution and Abundance of Fish Species
- Assessing Biodiversity from Resource Trawl Surveys
- Biodiversity on the Continental Slope Off Georges Bank
- Human Impacts on Cod-Dominated Trophic Cascades in the Gulf of Maine
- History of the Near Shore Project
- Discovery Corridor
- Project Locations Map
- Synthesis
- Publications
- Emerging Technologies
Emerging Technologies
The Census of Marine Life and some of its partners have been developing incredible new technologies to explore the depths and to catalog and share knowledge about marine life around the world.
Ocean Acoustic Waveguide Remote Sensing
can instantaneously detect huge shoals of fish over thousands of square kilometers.
Northeast Bentho-Pelagic Observatory
employs advanced technologies to observe and quantify marine life and conditions in the ocean and on the seafloor.
Encyclopedia of Life
is a global partnership between scientists and the public to summarize and share knowledge about the world’s organisms, on land and in the sea.
Marine Bar Code of Life
is an initiative to increase the capacity to identify marine life using a rapid molecular technique called DNA Barcoding.