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Florida Sea Grant-trained marine contractors work to install concrete domes that form the basis of an oyster reef. Photo: Larry Beggs, Reef Innovations Inc.
NOAA's Climate Ready Workforce Funding Opportunity Now Open
NOAA seeks to establish programs aimed at at placing people across the country into good jobs that advance climate resilience. Learn More
Natalie Lord 2023 Knauss Fellow
Knauss Fellow Natalie Lord Buoys Coastal Acidification Networks
New Hampshire Sea Grant’s 2023 Knauss Fellow Natalie Lord has spent the past few months working with the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Admini... Learn More
Fifteen smiling adults stand in a semi-circle behind a table with a white tablecloth on which sits a celebratory cake commemorating their graduation from UNH Marine Docent Program
UNH Marine Docent Program Welcomes 15 New Members
On April 20, the UNH Marine Docent Program celebrated 15 new participants as they graduated from the 2022-2023 training program. Learn More
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We're Hiring! Program Support Assistant
Join our team! NH Sea Grant is hiring a Program Support Assistant. Applications are now being accepted. Learn More
a man stands waist deep in the water of Little Bay, New Hampshire to tend to an oyster cage that is propped up at an angle with a pole
We're Hiring! Aquaculture Postdoc
New Hampshire Sea Grant seeks to hire a Postdoctoral Associate in Aquaculture Research and Extension to join our team based at the University of New H... Learn More
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Graduate Student Feature: Meyer Investigates What Green Crabs Mean for Our Oysters
Green crab research could prove key to the sustainability of New Hampshire’s budding oyster industry Learn More
A graphic with an aerial photo of shallow coastal waters with a boat and a figure standing, text that says "HERE I AM WITH ANOTHER OYSTER FARMER, DOING SOME RECONNAISSANCE FOR HER UPCOMING STANDARD LEASE HEARING. OF ALL THE PEOPLE I WORK WITH IN THE AREA, HER AND MY FRIEND EMILY ARE THE EASIEST TO GET ALONG WITH AND THE MOST INSPIRING AND RELATABLE. THEY ARE BOTH SUPPORTIVE, TENACIOUS, AND INDEPENDENT." Amanda Moser. Lanes Island Oyster. Read the photobook here: www.risingtidephotovoice.com
Graduate Student Feature: Gender Equity in Aquaculture
After her own experience in fisheries, Graduate Fellow Natalie Lord examines gender equity and social networks in New England aquaculture. Learn More
Sydney Adams stands wearing a white lab coat at a wastewater treatment facility
Graduate Student Feature: Tracking PFAS in Wastewater
PFAS are a growing concern for NH residents and beyond. Why are more of them coming out of Wastewater Treatment Facilities than are put into them? Learn More
Emily Burke stands holding two green crabs in front of a view of water with trees behind under a blue sky
Graduate Student Feature: Green Crab Tracking Backpacks
Controlling invasive species by understanding where they spend their time in an estuary
Graduate Fellow Emily Burke's research investigates controlling invasive an species by understanding where they spend their time in an estuary Learn More
two women in white lab coats use a long pole with a cup on the end to sample wastewater at a treatment facility in New Hampshire
Funding Opportunity: Contaminants of Emerging Concern
Sea Grant announces the release of a request for proposals (RFP) for a regional research competition focused on Contaminants of Emerging Concern (CECs... Learn More