Rhode Island Sea Grant is offering free shipping until December 31, 2018 for "Rhode Island's Shellfish Heritage" & "Rhode Island's Guide to Natural Places."
Communities are grappling with how to plan for an adapt to new projections of rising seas and warming temperatures, which present not only financial and political issues, but legal ones as well.
Coastal communities and military installations on the U.S. coast are increasingly vulnerable to the effects of extreme weather.
Researchers are using mussels to help determine whether harmful algal blooms in Narragansett Bay first start in Rhode Island Sound in an effort to predict future blooms and protect local waters and seafood.
One of the deadliest storms hit Rhode Island in 1938, which cost hundreds of lives. If we don't remember, we are doomed to repeat it.
For the last 18 years, Jon Witman and his students have spent at least three months a year studying marine biodiversity in the Galápagos, which Witman says has the highest functional diversity level in the entire world.
