at the desired study site to enjoy the research opportunities and educational adventures in the Gulf of Maine. Reaching a top speed of 26 knots, aluminum hull ships like the Mr. Jake... Our Supporters Contact Support Vessel Needed Our immediate plan is the acquisition of a Maine-built lobster boat to carry our small and medium sized ROVs which will be utilized... in the research, design and testing aspect of our OceansWide program. We will acquire a safe, sturdy and able vessel such as the reputable Young Brothers boats from Corea, Maine shown...

on Matinicus Island, Maine and spent 17 years as a commercial fisherman in the Gulf of Maine. I have also spent 2 years on supply ships in the Gulf of Mexico and 4 years working... facets of deep sea exploration and science research. I spent four years studying biology and mechanical engineering at the University of Maine in Orono where I learned great deal... of things, but it is the work I have done since then that has given me a truly invaluable education. I look forward to returning to Maine and to having the chance to share my...

sized ROVs which will be utilized in research in the Gulf of Maine through local school, colleges and universities, as well as the OceansWide Summer Camp program. Read More Questions about OceansWide?Click here to contact us Web site created by Royal River Graphics .... From small, to mid-sized, to large (or working class) ROVs. Read More The Vessels Our immediate plan is the acquisition of a Maine-built lobster boat to carry our small and medium...

Form Our Supporters Contact Welcome to OceansWide! We are a non-profit organization whose mission is to put students and scientists together at sea in the Gulf of Maine. Our team... is made up of a dedicated group of scientists, teachers and marine professionals who believe it is important to educate the students of Maine about the amazing and mysterious world...

in the Gulf of Maine and I would miss it. It was a difficult decision to leave the island but I felt that if I had to give up fishing perhaps the best thing for me to do would... and live on the Gulf of Maine. After studying at the University of Maine, I went to work for the US Antarctic Program in 1994. For four years; I sailed on a research ice breaker... education. My life&s focus is now to use ROVs as educational tools which will give students the unique opportunity to study the Gulf of Maine never before available. My intent...