Welcome to the online version of 41°N, a publication of Rhode Island Sea Grant and the University of Rhode Island Coastal Institute. This magazine highlights Sea Grant and Coastal Institute research, outreach, and education activities on a particular theme.

Volume 6, Issue 2: This "Seafood Issue" includes interviews with local chefs and cookbook authors, information on seafood sustainability and nutrition, articles on developments in shellfish aquaculture in Rhode Island, recipes, and more.

Volume 6, Issue 1:This special edition celebrates the 40th anniversary of Rhode Island Sea Grant and the 50th anniversary of the URI Graduate School of Oceanography, and includes reflections from researchers, staff, and students. It features an essay by renowned author and URI alumna Ann Hood and a brief history of oceanography, GSO, and Sea Grant by historian and retired URI Professor Maury Klein.

Volume 5, Issue 2: This issue examines the codfish as a symbol of that which we take for granted at our own peril.

Volume 5, Issue 1: This issue focuses on global climate change.

Volume 4, Issue 2: This issue examines aquaculture in the Ocean State. Special Section: The Rhode Island Aquaculture Initiative.

Volume 4, Issue 1: This issue features Narragansett Bay mapping efforts. Special Section: The MapCoast Partnership.

Volume 3, Issue 2: Working waterfronts, greenways, water quality, and hurricane threats have special meaning for urban coasts.

Volume 3, Issue 1: This issue looks at Narragansett Bay monitoring efforts. Special Section: The Bay Window Program.

Volume 2, Issue 2: This issue features a look at the challenges facing fisheries management.

Volume 2, Issue 1: This issue explores Rhode Island's biotechnology future and exciting initiatives taking place at URI.

Volume 1, Issue 3: This issue looks at wastewater management to improve water quality, vessel safety, fisheries, and aquaculture ... and a look back at the discovery of the earliest settlement in southern New England.

Volume 1, Issue 2: This issue addresses land-use planning and development, recreational fishing, and eelgrass restoration.

Volume 1, Issue 1: This issue deals with resource use and scarcity, along with restoration efforts.

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Rhode Island Sea Grant
University of Rhode Island
Graduate School of Oceanography
Narragansett, RI 02882

Coastal Institute
University of Rhode Island
Graduate School of Oceanography
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Narragansett, RI 02882