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Shellfish Aquaculture Training Course

July 20, 2022

UGA Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant is offering a free Shellfish Aquaculture Training course this summer. The state of Georgia is working to expand shellfish aquaculture opportunities, and the training program is open to anyone interested in learning more… Full story

Donations to the UGA Shellfish Research Lab upgrade the facility and allow for expanded operations

June 25, 2021

The UGA Shellfish Research Lab can increase oyster production, as well as produce more algae to feed the baby oysters, thanks to new water tanks and a concrete pad to hold the tanks donated to Marine Extension and Georgia Sea… Full story

UGA Shellfish Research Lab expands algae research and production

September 3, 2020

Raising millions of baby oysters takes a lot of hard work. Just ask Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant’s aquaculture extension agents based at the UGA Shellfish Research Lab on Skidaway Island. Since 2015, the shellfish team has been producing… Full story

UGA scientists investigate marine murder mystery

March 20, 2019

A team of University of Georgia investigators is working on a murder mystery, not your everyday who-done-it, but one in which the investigators are scientists, and the victims are thousands of tiny oyster larvae. The mystery began the in the… Full story

Georgia Oysters: Bringing Back the Bivalve

November 10, 2018

Join us at the Shellfish Research Lab on Skidaway Island to learn about oyster ecology and local oyster aquaculture. Participants in the Georgia Oysters workshop will have opportunities to tour the state’s first oyster hatchery, talk with researchers, visit wild… Full story

Sea Grant announces 2017 National Aquaculture Initiative

February 28, 2017

Sea Grant welcomes proposals for two competitive opportunities to advance aquaculture research, address barriers to aquaculture, and expand aquaculture production. Up to $15 million is expected to be available over several years to support projects in the two competitions. Interested… Full story

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