Articles byEmily Kenworthy February 27, 2023 UGA Aquarium launches new Finding Meaning in the Marsh series The UGA Aquarium on Skidaway Island near Savannah is offering a three-part Finding Meaning in the Marsh... February 03, 2023 Dodie Sanders retires after 20 years of serving coastal communities For two decades, marine educator and boat captain Dodie Sanders cultivated connections between coastal communities and the... December 02, 2022 Three Georgia artists will offer new perspectives on the value of the state’s coastal resources Artists from Savannah and Atlanta will explore Georgia’s coastal culture and natural resources through art as part... November 30, 2022 Three recent college graduates selected for Georgia Sea Grant State Fellowship Three college graduates will work with state, federal and non-governmental agencies over the next year as part... October 11, 2022 Newest cohort of marine education fellows embark on year-long teaching journey Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant has welcomed four recent college graduates to serve as the 2022-2023... September 20, 2022 Graduate students from Georgia selected as Knauss finalists Graduate students from the University of Georgia, Georgia Southern University and Georgia Tech have been selected as... September 20, 2022 Student researchers will study issues facing Georgia’s coastal ecosystems Five graduate students from the University of Georgia, Georgia Southern University and Georgia Tech have been selected... August 08, 2022 Rain gardens created to mitigate flooding The highest property in the Urbana-Perry Park neighborhood in Brunswick, Georgia, sits just 10 feet above sea... July 15, 2022 If students can’t get to the coast, UGA brings the coast to them For more than 50 years, educators at the UGA Marine Education Center and Aquarium on Skidaway Island... May 11, 2022 UGA video series explores coastal resilience success stories in Georgia Georgia’s low-lying coastal communities are on the front lines of sea level rise, storm surge and flooding.... April 19, 2022 Georgia Sea Grant awards funding for six coastal research projects The Georgia Sea Grant College Program at the University of Georgia is investing $816,000 in six new... April 18, 2022 Trawling for trash: Using recycled shrimp nets to remove marine debris UGA Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant has come up with a creative way to clean up... March 04, 2022 Artists, Writers and Scholars program highlights the value of Georgia’s coastal heritage and natural resources Barbara Mann grew up going to museums and was always interested in art and the outdoors. She... March 01, 2022 UGA Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant funds projects that support Georgia’s seafood and tourism industries A seafood pitch competition launched by UGA Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant will award funding to... October 21, 2021 Four graduate students selected for Georgia Sea Grant State Fellowship Four graduate students will gain hands-on experience in the planning and implementation of coastal and marine policies... October 20, 2021 UGA seafood pitch competition aims to boost coastal economy UGA Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant is looking for innovative ideas to help individuals and businesses... September 29, 2021 UGA creates stormwater management tools to help reduce flooding in coastal communities Fact sheets, checklists and a video created by faculty at the University of Georgia Marine Extension and... September 20, 2021 UGA Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant welcomes new Marine Education Fellows Four recent college graduates have been selected for Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant’s year-long Marine Education... August 26, 2021 Seven students selected for Sea Grant Research Trainee program at UGA Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant Seven students from universities across Georgia have been selected to participate in the year-long Georgia Sea Grant... August 24, 2021 Neptune the sea turtle educates thousands before returning to her natural habitat It took three years for Neptune to reach the ocean from her nest, but her goodbye was... « Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 … 17 Next » View All News
