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UNE鈥檚 Susan Farady shares expertise in marine policy in documentary panel discussion

Susan Farady speaks at a panel discussion

Susan Farady, J.D., assistant professor of ocean studies and marine affairs in the 51品茶 Department of Marine Science, served a panelist during a discussion following the premiere of Ocean Frontiers III, a documentary about the challenges of ocean conservation and development in Maine.

Farady teaches courses in interdisciplinary marine law and policy. She serves as an advisor to several government, non-profit and academic bodies engaged in marine and environmental issues. She was joined on the panel by Chris Mayo, harbormaster for the town of Wells; Christopher Davis, executive director of the Maine Aquaculture Innovation Center; and Aimee Bushman, ocean planning outreach coordinator for the Conservation Law Foundation.

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