Coastal science for the Granite State. New Hampshire Sea Grant works to support a coastal environment that sustains healthy ecosystems, economies, and people.
We're hiring! Join the NH Sea Grant team as our new Research Coordinator. 🌊
Help manage our competitive research portfolio, coordinate annual reporting, and support overall operations.
📍 Durham, NH
🗓 Application review begins Nov 30.
Apply here: https://t.co/58WTslehrr
Bring a taste of New England's coast to the table this holiday season with these budget-friendly monkfish rolls! 🌊
Click here for the full recipe, information about monkfish, and to explore the NH Seafood Finder: https://t.co/Rdy1jb3t9L
#WildcatKitchen
A new market for an invasive crab 🦀
Gabriela Bradt leads the NH Green Crab Project, building a market for invasive green crabs and transforming an ecological challenge into new economic opportunities for New England’s coastal communities.
Full story: https://t.co/Dz6KVlo9v2
Recently, we gathered a panel of local aquaculture farmers and researchers at the Seacoast Science Center to discuss what the world’s fastest growing food industry looks like here in our own backyard.
Listen to the full #TimeAndTide podcast episode: https://t.co/ujguwdsQpd
New Hampshire’s estuaries are about to get even healthier, thanks to a major expansion at UNH’s Jackson Estuarine Laboratory on Great Bay in Durham: https://t.co/2msqvNYKm8
Picturing Rising Tides is an effort by NH Coastal Adaptation Workgroup to document #KingTide flooding in New Hampshire, and visualize what a future with more water will look like.
Submit your photos from October 26th to November 2nd!
Learn more: https://t.co/wUQ9Ta3T2c
Come and join us at #OceanDiscoveryDay this Saturday, October 24th from 10am - 3pm! 🌊
This family-friendly event is FREE, and all are welcome to discover marine science and ocean engineering at University of New Hampshire.
Learn more: https://t.co/524F4OgxTI
Calling all educators! ✏️ Bring science to life in your schoolyard with this climate-focused teacher workshop.
Register today and learn more: https://t.co/pbgi4M0hHi
Add a garlic parmesan flare to your shellfish with this sautéed oysters recipe! 🦪
This #WildcatKitchen recipe is perfect for those who are new to oysters and want to make a shellfish dish that will impress.
Find local oysters and get started: https://t.co/GtmOsqSF65
Upgrade your grill game by tossing on some oysters! 🦪
This #WildcatKitchen recipe is perfect for anyone who is nervous to try raw oysters but still wants to experience this local seafood.
Find local oysters and get started: https://t.co/M2DDmoJlbO
#NationalSeafoodMonth
The NH Coastal Flood Risk Summary Steering Committee is requesting public comments on their Guidance for Using Best Available Science.
You are invited to review the draft Guidance content and share feedback: https://t.co/qW2DFeTR7i
What's for dinner? New Hampshire seafood!
A new series of recipes and how-to videos from NH Sea Grant called #WildcatKitchen aims to make local seafood more approachable.
Start your sustainable seafood journey: https://t.co/vZaOu5W3ak
Take a moment and listen to the sounds of Great Bay Estuary at work. 🌊
For #NationalEstuariesWeek, we want to help you feel a little more connected to this place that connects us all.
Join us for a LIVE podcast recording of Time and Tide, covering the topic of #Aquaculture.
⏱️: 5:30pm on Tuesday, September 22nd.
📍: Seacoast Science Center at Odiorne Point State Park.
Register today to reserve your space: https://t.co/JPdsC2oigE
Can the threat of flooding force us to rethink how we build and connect with nature? 🌊
On our latest #TimeAndTide episode, explore what it takes to protect a port city’s history, while writing the next chapter.
🎧 Listen to the full episode wherever you get your podcasts!
Learn about the incredible migration of American eels in this month's edition of New Hampshire Magazine!
https://t.co/9WjETYAPaL
Featuring the monitoring efforts of our Coastal Research Volunteers who assist NH Fish and Game each year in counting 'glass eels'.
You can't keep history dry with a raincoat. 🌊 At Strawbery Banke Museum, rising seas and changing rainfall patterns are forcing NH communities to rethink what it means to protect the past.
🎧 Listen to our latest episode of #TimeAndTide wherever you get your podcasts.
🎙️ On this month’s episode of #TimeAndTide, join us for a roundtable discussion with NH Sea Grant’s leadership team as we explore six new research projects that are meeting this moment of change in the Gulf of Maine.
🎧 Listen to the full episode wherever you get your podcasts!
Our #TimeAndTide podcast is going LIVE! 🎙
Join NH Sea Grant and Seacoast Science Center for a conversation about New Hampshire's growing aquaculture industry.
📍Seacoast Science Center
🕛 September 22nd from 5:30-7:00pm
Reserve your seat today: https://t.co/1QeVGRtOdP