by Rhode Island Sea Grant | Sep 5, 2019 | News
Barely the size of a marble, a small white and pink-spotted sea anemone sways gently in the same plastic bag you would bring a goldfish home in. “We haven’t seen it since 2013,” says Jim Carlton, a world-renowned researcher in aquatic invasive species from Williams...
by Rhode Island Sea Grant | Sep 28, 2018
Come help Rhode Island monitoring efforts for aquatic invasive species by collecting specimens at the docks at Allen Harbor Marina with Kevin Cute, R.I. Coastal Resources Management Council marine resources manager. New species arrive every year in Narragansett Bay...
by Rhode Island Sea Grant | Sep 22, 2017
Come help Rhode Island monitoring efforts for aquatic invasive species by collecting specimens at the docks at Allen Harbor Marina with Kevin Cute, R.I. Coastal Resources Management Council marine resources manager. New species arrive every year in Narragansett Bay...
by Rhode Island Sea Grant | Feb 29, 2016 | Uncategorized
The unexpected consequences of natural disasters… West Coast beachcombers have treasured the rare sightings of Japanese glass floats; spherical buoys strung together to aid fishermen in managing their catch. It was once thought that these translucent orbs took...
