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The Secret Lives of Lumpfish [Podcast]
Episode 2 of the Time and Tide Podcast
They’re round, suction-cupped, and as it turns out, full of secrets. Lumpfish may not be glamorous, but these quirky creatures are doing serious work ... Learn More
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Introducing Time and Tide: A Podcast By New Hampshire Sea Grant
Episode 1 of the Time and Tide Podcast
Introducing Time and Tide: a new podcast from New Hampshire Sea Grant that explores the science, stories, and people behind our changing coastlines. Learn More
Four women sit at a desk together, looking at a laptop and smiling.
Grant Proposal Incubator Supports Resilient Great Bay Communities
If you have a project idea that addresses flooding or extreme heat in the Great Bay watershed but need to build connections and find funding to turn y... Learn More
group of about twenty people from the New Hampshire CoastWise program stand in a circle on a grassy lawn overlooking the mouth of the Piscataqua River in New Castle, NH with the white Fort Constitution lighthouse in the background
We're Hiring! Coastal Resilience Fellow
New Hampshire Sea Grant seeks a Coastal Resilience Fellow to support a number of coastal resilience-related projects while building their experience a... Learn More
The Aquaculture Academy participants stand on a floating aquaculture platform. One woman tosses feed into the net pen, while everyone else looks on laughing and smiling. Everyone is wearing cold-weather gear.
Building Aquaculture Expertise: Sea Grant’s 2025 Aquaculture Academy Kicks Off in New Hampshire
The Aquaculture Academy is not just another workshop — it’s an immersive experience that equips Sea Grant staff with the knowledge, tools, and nationa... Learn More
Two participants in CoastWise sit on a bench working on Appledore Island.
Build New Skills and Stronger Networks by Joining the 2025–26 CoastWise Cohort
New Hampshire Sea Grant is accepting applications for the next cohort of CoastWise, a professional development and networking program designed to help... Learn More
A fisherman sets up lobster traps for deployment on his vessel.
New Hampshire Sea Grant Helps Chart the Future of the State’s Seafood Industry
New Hampshire Sea Grant (NHSG) staff members Gabriela Bradt and Lindsey Williams contributed to the recently published New Hampshire Food and Agricult... Learn More
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Public comments sought for New Hampshire Sea Grant Review
Public comment period open until April 28, 2025 for for New Hampshire Sea Grant Review. Learn More
Dr. Erik Chapman standing alongside Senator Jeanne Shaheen and Marian McCord, Senior Vice Provost, at the New Hampshire Sea Grant Research Symposium.
Better Science, Stronger Communities: A Recap of New Hampshire Sea Grant’s Research Symposium
New Hampshire Sea Grant recently hosted its biennial Research Symposium at the University of New Hampshire's Holloway Commons in Durham. The event sho... Learn More
Two coastal research volunteers conduct dune profiling using a measuring tool on a beach at low tide.
Four Reasons to Volunteer for Coastal Science in New Hampshire
As the new year begins, it’s the perfect time to set meaningful goals that make a difference, not just for yourself but for the world around you. Here... Learn More