Abandoned vessels can have devastating impacts on their environment as they can leak oil and waste and add chemicals to waterways. Virginia Sea Grant extension […]
Virginia Sea Grant extension helps address local abandoned and derelict vessels Read More>
In collaboration with other Great Lakes Sea Grant programs, Wisconsin Sea Grant created a marine debris teaching tool: Trash Trunk. This all-ages resource describes marine debris,
A Community Engaged Intern with USC Sea Grant examined marine debris release through data collection and comparison of marine debris type, location, abundance and size. The intern
USC Sea Grant shares sources of marine debris through an interactive StoryMap Read More>
Bringing together almost four dozen local, state, academic and community partner groups, Connecticut Sea Grant and New York Sea Grant released a 38-page plan aimed at reducing
Connecticut and New York Sea Grant release Long Island Sound Marine Debris Action Plan Read More>
Across the country, coastal and Great Lakes Sea Grant programs have committed to cleaning their local beaches and shores of marine debris. Guam Sea Grant
Sea Grant’s commitment to cleaning local beaches and shores Read More>
Several Sea Grant programs are committed to the removal of abandoned, lost or derelict crab pots, which can hurt commercially valuable organisms and seagrass communities
Gulf Sea Grant programs remove abandoned crab traps from the environment Read More>
North Carolina’s oyster aquaculture industry is growing to serve local businesses. Photo credit: Vanda Lewis The North Carolina oyster industry is a major economic resource for the
Expanding Oyster Aquaculture Benefits North Carolina’s Economy and Environment Read More>