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Lobster buoys and traps are a common sight along New Hampshire’s rocky coastline, but did you know it’s illegal for the public to touch them? They’re ... Learn More

Seacoast business owners and operators, are you interested in connecting with other businesses to talk about your engagement with watershed issues? Learn More

As the days get longer and plants emerge from thawed soil, big landscaping decisions loom ahead that can affect the health of local water bodies. Learn More

A century ago, vast reefs of Eastern Oysters, Crassostrea virginica, stretched across Great Bay — cleaning the water, sheltering fish, and forming one... Learn More

Atlantic Cod have shaped New England culturally and economically, but can they thrive in a changing Gulf of Maine? In this episode of Time and Tide, s... Learn More

To celebrate the impact of the Doyle Undergraduate Fellowship, we’re sharing a reflection from last year's Science Communications Doyle Fellow, Talia ... Learn More

What does NH’s surfing population look like today, how has it changed over time, and what coastal issues resonate most with this rapidly growing group... Learn More

Beach profiling is a simple, yet powerful method of measuring the contour of a shoreline month after month to reveal patterns of erosion and accretion... Learn More

Explore the many pathways into marine science, policy, and education with experts who help demystify coastal career choices in New Hampshire and beyon... Learn More

Get Aquacultured! is a new podcast from the UNH Center for Sustainable Seafood Systems that dives into the many sides of aquaculture — straight from t... Learn More