The Wrack

Adapting inexpensive technology to discover where lobsters experience the most stress en route between capture and kitchen.

A new story walk is installed on the Saw-whet Owl Trail for the spring season!

Join us for hands-on day camps, with seven miles of trails to discover as our outdoor classroom! Summer camps are for ages 6 to 12 and run from 9am-3pm, with both single day and week-long options. Financial aid is available!

Using ocean drifters (small buoys carrying GPS units) as a stand-in for microscopic lobster larvae will allow scientists to get a better idea of where those larvae drift during their first weeks living as plankton before they settle to the bottom where they grow to adulthood.

Wells Reserve scientists are studying the swimming abilities of baby lobsters to better understand the consequences of climate change for these important animals.

The Wells Reserve was well represented at a conference focused on challenges and opportunities for regional resilience in the face of climate change.

The turn of the decade also marks the conclusion of previous five-year plans and the commencement of new ones.

Partners from the Salmon Falls River Watershed Collaborative joined community members to travel throughout the Salmon Falls watershed learning about projects that support or protect water quality.

Hurricane Dorian was off the coast, but it didn't rain on our parade!

Reserve educators and volunteers conduct their ninth Monarch Rescue!