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Sea Urchin Farming New England’s Next Aquaculture Frontier
Growing sea urchins and integration into other aquaculture operations, such as oysters, present an opportunity to meet growing consumer demand while fostering environmental sustainability.
MyCoast RI Volunteers Double Efforts to Capture Flooding
MyCoast grew significantly in 2024 with more reports uploaded, new partnerships, and now the option to upload short videos to show the impacts of flooding.
Marine Law Propels Career from Coast Guard to Knauss Fellowship
A fellowship in a national government agency in Washington, D.C., would be a big change for most graduate students, but for Chris Perrett, it’s a continuation of federal service that began over a decade ago.
Rhode Island Sea Grant Issues 2026-2028 RFP
Rhode Island Sea Grant issues research RFP for 2026-2028.
Application Period for 2026 Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship Open
The application period for the 2026 Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship is now open. The fellowship provides a one-year, paid experience for highly...
Bristol Quahogger Keeps an Eye on the Rising Tide
Tony Murgo, also a Bristol town planning board member, uses MyCoast to track flooding Right after a storm in December 2023, Tony Murgo, a...
Legal Research Highlights Gaps in Shoreline Property Disclosure Law
Rhode Island Sea Grant Law Fellow finds short-term renters may be surprised by public access on waterfront property Escalating conflicts over...
Reframing Multi-Use Marine Spaces for Small Coastal Operators
Researchers investigating multi-use experiences of small coastal operators reveal barriers, opportunities, and cross-sector strategies to integrate tourism, aquaculture, and research.
2025 Coastal Management Fellowship Opportunity Announced
The NOAA Office for Coastal Management is recruiting candidates for the 2025 Coastal Management Fellowship Program. This program provides on-the-job...