Sea Grant’s work addresses a range of coastal and marine challenges through four focus areas: healthy coastal ecosystems, sustainable fisheries and aquaculture, environmental literacy and […]
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Dr. Meg Chadsey feels fortunate that her dual role as a Washington Sea Grant specialist and PMEL Liaison allows her to work on a variety
PMEL Ocean Acidification Liaison Read More>
Dr. Carrie Garrison-Laney uses her expertise in tsunami science and scientific outreach to provide coastal communities with information on tsunami hazards, preparedness and resilience. Find
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Tim Campbell engages communities, organizations, local government officials and other coastal stakeholder groups to help them incorporate aquatic invasive species (AIS) prevention actions into their
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Jennifer McCann is the director of extension for Rhode Island Sea Grant and is the director of U.S. Coastal Programs for the Coastal Resources Center.
Offshore Wind Energy Liaison Read More>
Zachary Gordon addresses existing and emerging needs in the shellfish aquaculture industry as a liaison to NOAA’s Northeast Fisheries Science Center Milford Aquaculture Laboratory. His
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Dr. Michelle Covi encourages collaborative coastal resilience efforts between military installations and coastal communities. She brings expertise to compatible land use planning, conservation, and other
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Betty Staugler is working to mitigate harmful algal blooms nationwide by helping to expand and improve forecasting tools. As the Harmful Algal Bloom Liaison, she
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Liz McQuain recommends practices and develops trainings that will increase the diversity of participants to better represent communities in participatory science efforts, as well as
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