AOLA Partners with Boston University Researchers

AOLA is colloborating on an exciting new research project with Boston University researcher Dr. Jelle Atema and his team of graduate students.  The results of this project we help us better understand how populations of lobsters mix (or don't mix) in various offshore and inshore areas from the waters of the Gulf of Maine to the Mid-...

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Offshore Lobster, Lobstering, Trade Association AOLA is a non-profit trade association dedicated to the conservation of the lobster resource and the preservation of the offshore lobster industry. The association closely monitors all facets of the state and federal fishery management process as it pertains to, or impacts offshore lobster. We offer a strong, balanced voice for our members who consist of a large segment of the offshore lobster fleet. Members of the Atlantic Offshore Lobstermen’s Association enjoy the benefits associated with the camaraderie of their peers and the ability to improve and make a difference in the health and sustainability of the lobster resource.

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AOLA Partners with Boston University Researchers

AOLA is colloborating on an exciting new research project with Boston University researcher Dr. Jelle Atema and his team of graduate students.  The results of this project we help us better understand how populations of lobsters mix (or don't mix) in various offshore and inshore areas from the waters of the Gulf of Maine to the Mid-Atlantic.