Event Calendar
August 2025
Friday Feedings
Every Friday throughout June, July and August, guests can witness mealtime in the aquarium as marine educators feed a variety of animals. Learn fascinating facts about their diets, behaviors and feeding techniques while watching marine life enjoy their meals. All…
Find out more »Crabbing 101
Discover the fascinating world of crabs along the Georgia coast during this family-friendly crabbing event at the UGA Aquarium! Did you know the scientific name for the blue crab, Callinectes sapidus, means “savory beautiful swimmer”? Or that a horseshoe crab…
Find out more »Prospective Volunteer Orientation
Thank you for your interest in becoming a volunteer with UGA Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant. We are so happy you want to dedicate your time and energy to the Georgia coast. Volunteering with Marine Extension and Georgia Sea…
Find out more »Friday Feedings
Every Friday throughout June, July and August, guests can witness mealtime in the aquarium as marine educators feed a variety of animals. Learn fascinating facts about their diets, behaviors and feeding techniques while watching marine life enjoy their meals. All…
Find out more »Friday Feedings
Every Friday throughout June, July and August, guests can witness mealtime in the aquarium as marine educators feed a variety of animals. Learn fascinating facts about their diets, behaviors and feeding techniques while watching marine life enjoy their meals. All…
Find out more »September 2025
Venomous Snakes of Georgia
Georgia is home to over 40 species of native snakes, and only six are venomous! These fascinating reptiles are vital to healthy, diverse ecosystems and are an important part of our natural heritage. Join our Coastal Ecology Specialist Kimberly Andrews…
Find out more »Headlines
- Bye bye, Bulldog
- Research informs rule change allowing summer oyster harvest in Georgia
- Experience the Georgia coast this summer with Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant
- ‘Griot’s Garden’ podcast unearths stories from Sapelo
- Study highlights the economic benefits of Georgia’s artificial reefs
- Conference will focus on growth and innovation of sustainable aquaculture
- Three individuals recognized for outstanding contributions to the coast
Student Blog
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Gaps in coastal trap law: Derelict trap management in coastal states
Tamaris Henderson is a second-year law student at the UGA School of Law and a Legal Fellow with Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant. The legal fellowship offers students an opportunity to work with legal and policy experts to address challenging environmental issues facing policymakers in coastal communities. The fellows are mentored by Carl Vinson Institute of Government faculty as…Continue reading »