Unintended Consequences

Friday, August 17, 2007
Whales are becoming a by-catch of commercial fisheries, says Bob Bowman, who talks at the Whale Museum Aug. 17. More >>

Community Development Class Open to Community

Practical skills in Community Development," is offered to a limited number of Hancock County community members. More >>

COA Noted for Small Classes, International Students

August 17, 2007
COA has been recognized as among the top five schools in the nation for small classes and an international student body. More >>

COA Announces Rachel Carson Chair

COA announces creation of the Rachel Carson Chair in Human Ecology and the appointment of Rich Borden as the first holder. More >>

COA Called Greenest in World

August 10, 2007
Grist Magazine has just issued its first-ever list of top green colleges and universities in the world. COA heads that list. More >>

Night of the Stars

Tuesday, August 14, 2007
As the earth moves through the Perseids, bringing showers of shooting stars, COA and others offer a night of star viewing. More >>

The Wonders of Seabirds

Thursday, August 16, 2007
Long before the pesticide crisis addressed by Carson in "Silent Spring," we almost lost our seabirds and many other species. More >>

Endangered Marine Mammals

Friday, August 10, 2007
-"Endangered Marine Mammals: from Right Whales to Polar Bears." is the next lecture at the Bar Harbor Whale Museum. More >>

Daily workshops at Dorr

August, 2007
Become a nature detective. Get your hands dirty, your minds spinning, and simply have fun at COA's natural history museum. More >>

Kathryn W. Davis Celebrated

Saturday, July 28, 2007
"How else would I have met so many wonderful people from such diverse cultures?" said Mrs. Davis of her own dorm experiences. More >>

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