In the Media
Expert on biomimicry to speak at Lloyd Center annual meeting ›
SouthCoastToday.com, April 07, 2013
Anamarija Frankic, associate director of the School for the Environment, will deliver a talk on biomimicry on April 22 at the Lloyd Center for the Environment in Dartmouth.Living LabNantucket 2013 ›
Nantucket Chronicle, February 18, 2013
Anamarija Frankic, director of the Green Harbors Project, authored this article on UMass Boston's pilot learning program on Nantucket.Design Inspiration from Nature ›
Living on Earth, November 19, 2012
Anamarija Frankic, director of the Green Boston Harbor Project, is interviewed in this radio segment on the field of biomimicry.Universities as Living Labs for Sustainable Solutions ›
The Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education, October 23, 2012
Anamarija Frankic, director of the Green Boston Harbor Project at the Center for Governance and Sustainability and research fellow in environmental, earth, and ocean sciences, authored this article on the need for academia to join with local communities to lead the sustainable development movement.Chesapeake oyster farmers on the increase, touting unique flavors of their bit of the bay ›
Washington Post, October 17, 2012
Anamarija Frankic, director of the Green Boston Harbor Project at the Center for Governance and Sustainability and research fellow in environmental, earth, and ocean sciences, is quoted in this article on the increase of oyster farming in the Chesapeake Bay.UMass Boston Volunteers Bring a New Hope to Boston Harbor ›
WGBH, July 26, 2012
A large team including UMass Boston students and Anamarija Frankic, assistant professor of Environment, Earth, and Ocean Sciences and director of the Green Boston Harbor Project, are working to cultivate large beds of soft-shell clams within city limits for the first time.Breaking through the “impenetrable veil of science” ›
WGBH, July 02, 2012
Anamarija Frankic, assistant professor of environmental, earth, and ocean sciences, is interviewed on Cirque de Sea, a science-based musical comedy about an oyster.How safe to eat is that fish you just caught? In Mass., data is hard to find ›
Patriot Ledger, June 08, 2012
Anamarija Frankic, assistant professor of environmental, earth, and ocean sciences, is quoted in this article on the state’s fish consumption advisories.Savin Hill residents questions state’s vegetation clearing along I-93 ›
Boston.com, April 24, 2012
Lisa Greber, a doctoral student in Environmental, Earth, and Ocean Sciences, is quoted in this article on the state’s recent clearing of vegetation along Morrissey Boulevard near Malibu Beach and what it could mean for the ecosystem of the area.Researchers Put Farm Fish on Vegetarian Diet ›
Farm Futures, December 27, 2011
Article on how researchers at the Institute of Marine and Environmental Technology have developed a different kind of diet for ‘domesticated fish’ mentions Anamarija Frankic, director of the Green Boston Harbor Project housed in the Center for Governance and Sustainability at UMass Boston.