Comprised of representatives from the three states and two provinces bordering the Gulf of Maine, the council was formed in 1989 with a mission of cross border collaboration to maintain and enhance the environmental quality in the Gulf of Maine to allow for sustainable resource use by existing and future generations.
This digital archive was established by the Maine State Library to include a selection of historical publications related to the council's work. The collection below is far from complete and will grow as time and resources permit.
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American Eels : Restoring a Vanishing Resource in the Gulf of Maine
Gulf of Maine Council on the Marine Environment
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Exploring Limits : Making Decisions About the Use & Development of Maine's Islands
Maine State Planning Office
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Formalizing the Gulf of Maine Initiative: Institutional Arrangements for Implementing the Gulf of Maine Initiative
Marine Law Institute, University of Maine School of Law and Michele Dorsey
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Marine Environmental Quality Monitoring Programs in the Gulf of Maine : An Inventory
Maine State Planning Office
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Charting Our Course : An Activity Guide for Grades 6-12 on Water Quality in the Gulf of Maine
Maine State Planning Office, Maine Coastal Program, Cynthia Krum, Flis Shauffler, Ba Rea, and John Kramer
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The Gulf of Maine : Sustaining our Common Heritage : Maine, Nova Scotia, Massachusetts, New Brunswick, New Hampshire
Maine State Planning Office, Katrina Van Dusen, and Anne C. Johnson Hayden
