Right From the Docks
If you’re looking to find the best seafood the Ocean State has to offer, look no further.
We’ve compiled a list of local seafood resources if you’re looking to buy directly from fishermen, discover a new market, or have home delivery.
We’ve even included recipes and how-tos.
Where to Find Fresh Rhode Island Seafood
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Working to ensure resilient communities and
healthy marine environments.
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About Us
Rhode Island Sea Grant is one of 34 programs in the National Sea Grant College Program.
We are a state-based program with federal funding from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and are based at the University of Rhode Island Graduate School of Oceanography.
We work with coastal communities in the Ocean State to ensure access to the best available science and that everyone has a seat at the table to build long-term, sustainable solutions.
The most resilient communities are those that work together.
Coastal Communities
Miles of Coastline
Our Top Priorities
Coastal Resilience
Ocean planning
Working together to plan the future uses of ocean spaces and resources.
Seafood
Supporting tools and resources for sustainable commercial fishing and aquaculture activities.
Marine Law
Video highlights Sea Grant-funded research that finds oysters are a protein alternative that could reduce your carbon footprint.
“Rhode Island’s coastal habitat and fisheries are an essential part of our culture and economy. The University of Rhode Island is a national leader in ocean research and conservation, and the Sea Grant program has been a vital partner in carrying out cooperative research and strengthening our coastal communities. ”
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