TopicCommunity Science October 24, 2023 Georgia researchers and residents work together to monitor harmful algal blooms Anytime you take a dip in the ocean, you can expect to be swimming among hundreds of... April 25, 2023 Community science is for the birds: UGA Aquarium volunteers monitor nest boxes on the coast With a pair of binoculars and data sheets in hand, Beth Webster heads out the back door... 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... 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... 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... April 21, 2021 Phytoplankton monitors help keep communities safe from harmful algal blooms Every Thursday, a group of dedicated UGA Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant volunteers collect water samples... April 07, 2021 Community science supports environmental research You don’t have to be a professional scientist with an advanced degree to make a meaningful contribution... May 12, 2020 New sustainable ecotourism certificate aims to protect shorebirds while supporting tourism UGA Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant is partnering with the nonprofit Manomet Inc. to develop a... December 03, 2019 UGA’s new Green Living Series promotes conservation through individual action Residents of Georgia’s coastal communities can learn how to save money and better preserve natural resources during... July 04, 2019 New Adopt-A-Wetland coordinator plans to enhance monitoring efforts on the coast Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant welcomed Luke Roberson as the new Adopt-A-Wetland program coordinator for coastal... View All News
