Coastal Science for the Granite State
Coastal and marine resources are experiencing unprecedented stresses. Development and population growth along the coast, changes to commercial fishing and aquaculture industries, rising sea levels and increasing flood risk, habitat degredation and invasive species all threaten our nation's coastlines. New Hampshire Sea Grant works to address these issues through integrated research, extension, and education in the Granite State.
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July 6, 2025, 8:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.
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July 23, 2025, 8:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.
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July 29, 2025, 8:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.
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Sea Grant News
Episode 5 of the Time and Tide Podcast
Just six miles off New Hampshire’s coast, the Isles of Shoals emerge from the sea—a world apart, shaped by nature, time, and human hands. Historian An...
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Episode 4 of the Time and Tide Podcast
A new workshop called Living With Water is designed to help realtors navigate these turbulent times, by equipping them with resources on flood risks i...
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Episode 3 of the Time and Tide Podcast
A preliminary study by Dr. Paula Mouser and her team of researchers and citizen scientists in New Hampshire has found that foam on the surface of wate...
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UNH Today Stories
Land. Sea. Space.
The Power of Participatory Science
The Power of Participatory Science
Bringing community members into research improves science — and the community
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UNH Research Team Finds Concentrated PFAS in Watershed Foams
UNH Research Team Finds Concentrated PFAS in Watershed Foams
Preliminary findings show levels seven to 70 times higher in foam than in underlying surface water
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