Come see the hard work of Community Engaged Interns this summer at the Internship Showcase! When: Friday August 7th from 2:00-4:00pm Where: The Piscataqua Room in Holloway Commons at UNH Durham. No RSVP necessary, we'll see you there.

Do you have a participatory science project idea you want to develop? The University of New Hampshire will offer an online course focused on designing citizen and community science projects from initial planning to project launch. Register today: training.unh.edu/citizen-comm...

The future looks wetter here in New Hampshire, with flood risks coming from every angle.💧🌊 The science of flooding hits home on this month's #TimeAndTide podcast episode. 🎧 Listen wherever you get your podcasts!

Mark your calendar for July 15th and come learn how to shuck oysters with Laura Brown from Fox Point Oysters! 🦪 Space is limited, register today: seagrant.unh.edu/oyster-shuck... 📍 Emery Farm in Durham, NH

Meet our 2026 Doyle Fellows! 🌊 This summer, nine undergraduate students from a broad range of colleges and universities are bringing their unique skills and passions to the New Hampshire coast. Learn more about each fellow's project: seagrant.unh.edu/fellowships/...

Did you know that it's illegal to touch lobster gear, even when it's washed ashore? 🦞 Learn how the lobster industry is working to clean #MarineDebris from New Hampshire's coast on this month's #TimeAndTide podcast episode. 🎧 Listen wherever you get your podcasts: seagrant.unh.edu/blog/2026/06...

University of New Hampshire will lead a major @noaa.gov aquaculture effort to strengthen America's seafood supply. Read the full story: www.noaa.gov/news-release...

NOAA strengthens commitment to aquaculture through new cooperative institute

More than $13M invested in research partnerships to bolster American seafood competitiveness

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How great is #GreatBay? Find out for yourself by hopping aboard an EcoCruise this summer! Space is limited—reserve your seat and discover Great Bay from a whole new perspective: seagrant.unh.edu/.../cruises/...

What does it take to remove 8 tons of marine debris from the coast in one day? Find out on our latest #TimeAndTide podcast episode! 🌊 🎧 Listen wherever you get your podcasts: seagrant.unh.edu/blog/2026/06...

Your new summer party trick starts here! 🦪 Learn how to shuck oysters with confidence at this hands-on workshop led by local oyster farmer Laura Brown (Fox Point Oysters). Space is limited, register today: seagrant.unh.edu/oyster-shuck... 📍 Garrison City Provisions in Dover, NH.

Announcing new coastal research for the #GraniteState! 🌊 NH Sea Grant has awarded $1.2 million to fund six coastal and marine research projects over the next two years. Read the full story and learn more about each of these six research projects: www.unh.edu/news/2026/05...

Clear as glass and tough as nails, #GlassEels are arriving in New Hampshire waters after an epic journey across the Atlantic, kicking off another season of eel monitoring. 🌊 Learn more about the incredible lives of American eels: seagrant.unh.edu/volunteer/co...

Your search for summer outings starts here! 🌊 During our Appledore Island walking tours, you'll witness local wildlife (watch out for the gulls!), learn the history of these islands, and experience coastal science firsthand. Reserve your space on the boat today: seagrant.unh.edu/events/publi...

Blueberries: good for pies, pollinators and water quality!💧 Get a crash course on the water cycle and how your landscaping decisions this spring can support clean water on this month’s episode of #TimeAndTide. 🎧 Listen wherever you get your podcasts!

You’re one podcast away from smarter yard work this weekend! 🌱💧 Spring is in the air, and on this month's #TimeAndTide podcast episode, learn how landscaping decisions can have a positive impact for #CleanWater in the #GraniteState. 🎧 Listen to the full episode wherever you get your podcasts.

Looking for a reason to eat NH oysters this weekend? We’ll give you three! 🦪 Oysters are a sustainable seafood. 🦪 Empty shells are recycled for restoration. 🦪 Oysters are grown by local farmers actively engaged with restoration. Learn more by listening to our latest #TimeAndTide podcast episode 🎧

This #EarthDay, we reflect on the possibilities when communities come together to protect our coast: 🌱 Healthy ecosystems 💧 Clean water 🐟 Sustainable seafood 🏠 Resilient communities 📖 Learning and job opportunities

Ready to make waves in marine policy? 🌊 The 2027 #KnaussFellowship is now open! We're currently accepting applications from interested NH graduate students for this year-long, paid fellowship in Washington D.C. Learn more: seagrant.unh.edu/fellowships/...

Not all heroes wear capes, some are simply mollusks. 🦪 Dive below the surface of oyster restoration with Brianna and Kelsey from @nature.org on this month’s #TimeAndTide podcast episode! 🎧 Listen wherever you get your podcasts! 📷: Nate Gruen from PREP, highlighting a healthy NH oyster reefs.

We hope you enjoy these fishy words of encouragement to help you get through the work week! 🐟 Spring migration is around the corner, learn how you can help monitor coastal species: seagrant.unh.edu/volunteer/co... #MarineLife #CitizenScience

A reminder that the NH coastal lobster trap cleanup is scheduled for Saturday, April 18. During the cleanup, NH’s commercial fishing community and volunteers collect derelict fishing gear that winter storms have washed onto our shoreline. Learn more: nhfishgame.com/2026/03/23/n...

NH Coastal Lobster Trap Cleanup Scheduled for Saturday, April 18

Contact:Renee Zobel: (603) 868-1095Riplee Mercer: (603) 868-1095March 23, 2025 Durham, NH – If you are out enjoying the ocean views of Route 1A on Satu

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There's a comeback story unfolding beneath the water's surface. On this month's episode of #TimeAndTide, learn how people from all walks of life are working together to see oysters thrive in #GreatBay. Listen wherever you get your podcasts! 🎧 seagrant.unh.edu/blog/2026/04...

Atlantic cod are an iconic fish with many secrets. Did you know #cod use a special whisker to taste the world around them? And a sensory organ called the 'lateral line' allows cod to feel changes in water movement. Learn more on our latest #TimeAndTide episode: seagrant.unh.edu/blog/2026/03...

#MeetTheCrew 🌊 The UNH Marine Docents are a group of volunteers who help bridge the gap between coastal research happening at University of New Hampshire and the public. Featuring: Ann Ablowich Thomas Greene Peter Howd Amy Richards Learn more: seagrant.unh.edu/volunteer/un...

What’s the secret sauce behind successful collaborative research? Learn how researchers are teaming up with fishermen to help us better understand Atlantic Cod on this month’s episode of #TimeAndTide. Listen to the full episode wherever you get your cod-casts. 🐟 #CodOnTheRod #Codcast

The sea is a humbling place. 🌊 In this clip from our latest #TimeAndTide episode, Christina Dubin reflects on how coastal recreation can bring people together. 🎧 Listen to the full episode wherever you get your podcasts.

Over the past five years, NH Sea Grant has generated $14.2 million in economic impact across New Hampshire — strengthening seafood industries, protecting clean water, and building coastal resilience. Learn more about the ripple effects of our federal-university partnership: seagrant.unh.edu

Beach access is a hot topic right now along the #Seacoast. 🌊 Hear from surfers about why access to coastal resources matters for the economy, culture, and our ability to connect with nature on this month's two-part #TimeAndTide episode. 🎧 seagrant.unh.edu/blog/2026/02...

Last call for applications! ⏰ Undergrads—apply by Feb. 15th for our summer 2026 Doyle Fellowships. 10-week paid positions, offering hands-on experience, mentorship, and career development in a variety of coastal and marine-related projects in NH. To apply: seagrant.unh.edu/fellowships/...

#MeetTheCrew 🌊 Suzannah Buzzell is helping expand community-powered coastal monitoring — from marshes to beaches! Her work turns long-term monitoring into real-world action for New Hampshire’s coast, with a focus on the Hampton-Seabrook Estuary.