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Sea Grant awards $3.5M to improve sustainable aquaculture and strengthen seafood resources

>>Read the full article by Hallee Meltzer via NOAA Sea Grant NOAA Sea Grant today announced $3.5 million in federal funding to support two efforts aiding sustainable growth of U.S. seafood, one focused on improving coordination…

A rendering of the Charles River Floating Wetland depicting kayakers and birds by the wetland.

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Science kits connect students with Charles River Floating Wetland

Education & Training, Environmental Literacy & Workforce Development, Funded Research, Healthy Coastal Ecosystems, News, Researchers, Resilient Communities & Economies, Students Environmental Literacy and Workforce Development, Healthy Coastal Ecosystems

Announcing the new Massachusetts Sea Grant Graduate Research Fellowship

Woods Hole Sea Grant and MIT Sea Grant are pleased to jointly announce the new Massachusetts Sea Grant Graduate Research Fellowship. The fellowship anticipates supporting two students applying to Massachusetts graduate programs and engaging…

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Take a Science Walk with MassBays, MIT Sea Grant, MA DMF, and More!

TAKE A SCIENCE WALK! Learn about coastal habitat restoration, monitoring, and research in the Bays from Salisbury to Provincetown. The MassBays National Estuary Partnership and partners including MIT Sea Grant, MA DMF, and many more,…

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MIT News: Innovations in Water Accessibility

Graphic with a map of the U.S. Northeast, a wave, and three icons representing renewable energy, a fishing boat, and a community network. The text reads, "Ocean Renewable Energies; Advancing research for the co-existence of fishing and coastal communities; $1M+ competitive funding opportunity with unique partnership:" with logos for the Department of Energy EERE Office, Northeast Sea Grant, and NOAA Fisheries.

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Q&A SESSION APRIL 15 – Advancing Research for the Co-Existence of Fishing, Coastal Communities and Regional Ocean Renewable Energies

Sea Grant, DOE, NOAA Fisheries partner to support research for the co-existence of ocean energy with Northeast fishing and coastal communities

Small Boats, Big Taste Haddock Chowder label design

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This Spring, MIT Undergrads Catch a Taste of Cape Cod Haddock Chowder

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Survey: Offshore Renewable Energy Stakeholder Needs

MIT Sea Grant would like your input on offshore renewable energy stakeholder needs. We are seeking feedback for three focus areas outlined below, as well as any additional stakeholder needs you may have that pertain to offshore renewable energy. >>…

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More than a Meal: MIT Sea Grant facilitates Covid-19 Rapid Response project, Saving a Community Fishery, Feeding a Population

Top left: Robby Brandano, head of purchasing and sales at Great Eastern Seafood, examines fresh haddock ready for processing in Boston. Top right: The CCCFA Haddock Chowder label. Bottom: A batch of Haddock Chowder awaits delivery to the…