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Priorities
Working Waterfront Access
For 25 years, the Island Institute has devoted extensive resources to protecting what remains of Maine’s “working waterfronts”—the saltwater access (both coastal and estuarine) that supports commercial fishing and a host of other fishing-related jobs along Maine’s 5,300-mile coastline. Working waterfronts are critical to Maine’s economy, providing more than $750 million in state revenue each year, and supporting 35,000 jobs.
Our People
Some of our talented people working in this area.
Gillian Garratt-Reed Marine Programs Coordinator | |
![]() | Jennifer Litteral Marine & Working Waterfront Programs Officer |
![]() | Robert Snyder Vice-President of Programs |
Shey Conover GIS Specialist |
Securing and Protecting
Through multiple legislative initiatives, state- and privately-funded projects, technical assistance, mapping services and much more, the Island Institute has become a leader in identifying, securing and protecting working-waterfront access for Maine’s commercial fishermen.
Publications & Links |
| The Last 20 Miles | |
| Mapping Maine's Working Waterfront | |
| Working Waterfront Access Pilot Program |
News |
| Apr 10, 2008 | | 2008 - 1st Quarter Accomplishments |
| Aug 08, 2007 | | Affordable Coast Fund Makes Grants to Island Nonprofits and Individuals |
| Nov 14, 2006 | | Maine Islands Coalition Minutes November 14, 2006 |


