The latest special issue of Oceanography showcases and celebrates the breadth of Sea Grant’s work
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As the lowest-lying state in the United States, Delaware is vulnerable to sea level rise. Communities in coastal Delaware are feeling the effects in the form of storm damage and flooding.
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As Delaware Sea Grant’s new Offshore Wind Energy Research Associate, Kathryn Lienhard works with Delaware’s coastal communities to help share information about offshore wind.
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For the first time since 2020, Delaware Sea Grant welcomed competitors to the University of Delaware’s Hugh R. Sharp Campus in Lewes to participate in the 2024 Chesapeake Bay Bowl (CBB).
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Growing up for Emily Maung-Douglass consisted of nature walks with her grandparents, time spent exploring the Chesapeake Bay and being the host of her imaginary nature documentary.
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UD and Delaware Sea Grant create DE-PLANS website aimed at helping older Delawareans with emergency planning resources
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Growing up in Virginia, Delaware Sea Grant’s Brittany Haywood was pretty much raised on the water
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Delaware Sea Grant is collecting information from Delaware public schools interested in creating or expanding their outdoor classroom. Schools will be selected based on demonstrated need and quality of their plans.
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Delaware Sea Grant sends first batch of baby oysters to a commercial aquaculture operation in Delaware
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DESG and Connecticut Sea Grant alum reflects on how both programs helped fuel his passion for conservation
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As she finished up her time as a Master’s student at the University of Delaware in 2018, Emily Ruhl wasn’t exactly sure to do next.
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Delaware Sea Grant helps put together ecotourism and resilience investment strategy for Milford, Slaughter Beach
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Joy Deep Chakrabartty, a doctoral candidate in the School of Marine Science and Policy in the College of Earth, Ocean and Environment, is a 2023 John A. Knauss Marine Policy Fellow who was nominated by Delaware Sea Grant (DESG) to receive the fellowship.
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The George Burlew Scholarship, awarded by the Manasquan River Marlin and Tuna Club, is a prestigious award given to graduate students whose research helps promote sport and recreational fishing.
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As someone who has always been interested in fighting climate change, University of Delaware doctoral candidate Sara Parkison has focused her academic journey on the subject of energy transitions.
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Delaware Sea Grant (DESG) has been awarded funds from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to train volunteers in the use of side-scan sonar to find and remove derelict crab pots from Delaware’s recreational blue crab fishery.
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To get a visual representation of how three areas of coastal Delaware are changing, University of Delaware researchers asked the public to take pictures of the shoreline with their smartphones as part of CoastSnap Delaware.
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DESG Fisheries and Aquaculture Laboratory Coordinator reflects on career path
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Even though Coast Day 2022 was cancelled due to inclement weather, the Coast Day 5th Grade Essay Writing Contest was still held and saw around 60 contest entries from schools throughout the state of Delaware.
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DESG helped put on the sixth annual Resilient and Sustainable Communities League (RASCL) Summit last month with a theme of Overcoming Roadblocks to Resilience and Sustainability.
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