Input invited on Career Opportunities for the Next Generation of Sea Harvesters

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A new initiative is calling on youth, fishermen, aquaculture farmers, new industry members, seasoned industry leaders, educators, mentors, workforce experts, training program leaders, and anyone else who cares about the future of Maine's working waterfront heritage, to help identify the educational priorities for the next generation's leaders.

Do you have some thoughts about this topic you want to share? Please fill out this form so we can reach out to you. The short questions will help make sure we talk to folks who represent a diversity of perspective. Thank you!

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Email Address *

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Gender (please fill in if you want to share your gender identity or skip if you prefer not to say)

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Which category best applies to you? (check all that apply)

Working waterfront industry member for more than 10 years

Working waterfront industry member for less than 10 years

Educator/teacher or otherwise affiliated with training program

High School Student

Student in post secondary education program

Other

We will reach out to you soon to get your input for future training needs and opportunities for the next generation of fishermen and aquaculture farmers. Any thoughts now are welcome in the box below! Or for more information, contact natalie.springuel@maine.edu. Please click SUBMIT when you are done.

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