On YouTube: NOAA Sea Grant Coastal Storm Awareness Program Comes Ashore 
Documentary Short to educate Emergency Managers, empower Coastal Communities; Points to resources from NOAA's NWS; FEMA; NYC Office of Emergency Management, more. Read More » Lake Erie: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow 
Sea Grant Education Specialist a featured speaker at Lake Erie Seaway Trail Center in Hamburg, NY on September 21, 2016 Read More » New York Sea Grant Awards Buffalo State Researchers Nearly $12K to study water at Gallagher Pier 
Congressman Higgins announces study at Gallagher Pier on Buffalo’s Outer Harbor where NYSG-funded researchers are using next-generation sequencing to pinpoint potential problem areas. Read More » Great Lakes Basin Small Grants Projects Announced, Monies Available for New Projects 
NYSDEC and NYSG's $192K in grants will help Great Lakes Basin communities increase resiliency and improve water quality. Read More » On YouTube: Fifth Annual Seafood Throwdown at "Celebrate Grown on Long Island Day" 
Long Island grown Mitchell sisters will compete: MasterChef Junior Kayla vs. Chopped Junior Champ Lauryn Read More » #SeaGrant50: NOAA Launches New Site, Celebrates Sea Grant's 50th Anniversary 
New Web Sea Grant feature on NOAA.gov focuses on Coastal Storm Awareness, Harmful Algal Blooms and more. Read More » #SeaGrant50: Community Resilience - Sea Grant Helps Communities Plan, Adapt and Recover 
Our coastal programs nation-wide zero in on preparing for severe storms, educating on rip currents and many points in-between Read More » #SeaGrant50: Sustainable Coastal Tourism 
As illustrated in a new fact sheet created in recognition of its 50th anniversary, Sea Grant is the “go-to” organization nation-wide for science-based information and community outreach related to all aspects of coastal tourism. Read More » SUNY ESF Investigators Monitor NY Waters of Sodus Bay 
Buoys, installed through funding by NYSG and partners, help predict toxic algal blooms Read More » Bad News for Aquatic Invasive Species in the Great Lakes Region 
The last six years of work leading up to this new Great Lakes Sea Grant Network project is paying off with a shift in people’s willingness to clean their boats and keep their pets and plants from escaping into the environment. Read More » NY Sea Grant Educator Receives Distinguished Scientist Award 
"Being recognized by other scientists is extremely rewarding and following in the footsteps of acclaimed scientists is a true honor,“ says NYSG Coastal Education Specialist Helen Domske. Read More » Booklets: New York State Prohibited and Regulated Invasive Plants & Animals 
Two revised full-color publications - produced by the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation with assistance from NYSG, among others - list all the State's banned and regulated plants and animals. Read More » A Report Card for Long Island Sound 
This Eco Health Report Card compares five water quality indicators: dissolved oxygen, nitrogen, chlorophyll a, phosphorus and water clarity Read More » Publication Spotlight: Sea Grant's Colorful Guide Helps Home Gardeners Be More Water-Wise 
This recently-revised 20-page guide, which marks its 15 year anniversary in 2016, reviews everyday practices that can help reduce threats to water quality. Read More » To HAB or Not to HAB: Harmful Algae Are Blooming in New York's Waters 
Harmful algal blooms have become a worldwide phenomenon, posing a significant threat to public health, economies, water quality, and fisheries. New York waters have more than their fair share. Read More » Poster: The Great Lakes Basin 
This comprehensive publication takes a look at The Great Lakes — Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie and Ontario — which contain 20% of the world’s fresh surface water. Examined is the Lakes' geology, early and modern history and stressors, including invasive species, harmful algal blooms and more. Read More » Fact Sheet: Will These Fish Invade North America? 
A team of investigators at Buffalo State College worked with NYSG's Fisheries Specialist to determine what we know about nearly a dozen potentially invasive Great Lakes fish species. Read More » Fact Sheet: Classroom Plants and Animals 
Although useful as teaching tools, living plants and animals that are no longer wanted, have outgrown their tanks or enclosures, or become a burden to care for, can become invasive species if released into the wild. Read More » NY Sea Grant Partners with NYSDEC, Launches New York's Great Lakes Web Portal 
This online information clearinghouse will serve as a portal through which users can access specific resources related to grant funding, research projects, and the priorities of New York's Great Lakes Action Agenda. Read More » Nature-Based Shoreline Practices Workshop 
Nearly 70 coastal scientists, engineers, planners, managers and agency representatives gathered in Rochester for this all-day workshop. Read More »

NOAA Sea Grant documentary short on Coastal Storm Awareness educates emergency managers, empowers coastal communities; Points to resources from NOAA's National Weather Service, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, NYC Office of Emergency Management and more.


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Nature-Based Shoreline Practices Workshop  Great Lakes Coastal Processes and Erosion - Press Release
Nearly 70 coastal scientists, engineers, planners, managers and agency representatives gathered in Rochester for this all-day workshop. Read More » On YouTube: NOAA Sea Grant Coastal Storm Awareness Program Comes Ashore  Coastal Processes & Hazards - Press Release
Documentary Short to educate Emergency Managers, empower Coastal Communities; Points to resources from NOAA's NWS; FEMA; NYC Office of Emergency Management, more. Read More » On YouTube: Fifth Annual Seafood Throwdown at "Celebrate Grown on Long Island Day"  Marine Fisheries Resource Center - News
Long Island grown Mitchell sisters will compete: MasterChef Junior Kayla vs. Chopped Junior Champ Lauryn Read More » Publication Spotlight: Sea Grant's Colorful Guide Helps Home Gardeners Be More Water-Wise  Hudson River Estuary - News
This recently-revised 20-page guide, which marks its 15 year anniversary in 2016, reviews everyday practices that can help reduce threats to water quality. Read More » Poster: The Great Lakes Basin  Great Lakes Coastal Youth Education - News
This comprehensive publication takes a look at The Great Lakes — Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie and Ontario — which contain 20% of the world’s fresh surface water. Examined is the Lakes' geology, early and modern history and stressors, including invasive species, harmful algal blooms and more. Read More » Great Lakes Basin Small Grants Projects Announced, Monies Available for New Projects  NY Great Lakes Basin Small Grants Program - Press Release
NYSDEC and NYSG's $192K in grants will help Great Lakes Basin communities increase resiliency and improve water quality. Read More » NY Sea Grant Partners with NYSDEC, Launches New York's Great Lakes Web Portal  New York's Great Lakes - Press Release
This online information clearinghouse will serve as a portal through which users can access specific resources related to grant funding, research projects, and the priorities of New York's Great Lakes Action Agenda. Read More » Fact Sheet: Will These Fish Invade North America?  Great Lakes Sustainable Recreational and Commercial Fisheries - News
A team of investigators at Buffalo State College worked with NYSG's Fisheries Specialist to determine what we know about nearly a dozen potentially invasive Great Lakes fish species. Read More » NY Sea Grant Educator Receives Distinguished Scientist Award  Great Lakes Coastal Youth Education - News
"Being recognized by other scientists is extremely rewarding and following in the footsteps of acclaimed scientists is a true honor,“ says NYSG Coastal Education Specialist Helen Domske. Read More » SUNY ESF Investigators Monitor NY Waters of Sodus Bay  Harmful Algal Blooms - News
Buoys, installed through funding by NYSG and partners, help predict toxic algal blooms Read More »

NYSG's Social Media Review: January - December 2016 - As we break out way into 2017, take a look back with us on the coastal science news that was trending in 2016 for New York Sea Grant and our parent federal organization, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

- Posted Fri. Jan 6, 2017 at 1:13 PM

NYSG's Social Media Review: Late December 2016 - NOAA offers its Arctic Report Card, winter safety tips, stats on the 2016 hurricane season as well as the latest stats on drought and climate ... Also, NYSG provides a wrap-up of its recent news, including a new round of fellowship opportunities.

- Posted Tue. Dec 20, 2016 at 12:17 PM

Coastal Storm Outreach and Education Comes Ashore Along NY's Hudson Estuary - Understanding and protecting the ecological values of the shoreline, marshes and narrow river channels is critical to maintaining and improving Hudson River habitats.

- Posted Tue. Nov 29, 2016 at 11:25 AM

NYSG's Social Media Review: Late November 2016 - NOAA offers its Winter Outlook, stats on drought and disasters ... and NYSG provides a wrap-up of its recent news, including a look at the hurricane season to snow storm transition.

- Posted Tue. Nov 22, 2016 at 11:39 AM

NYSG's Social Media Review: Early September 2016 - NOAA offers hurricane prediction updates. Also, 2015 was warmest year on record, tips on fall weather safety, stats on drought and disasters ... and a wrap-up of NYSG's recent news.

- Posted Fri. Sep 9, 2016 at 12:18 PM

NYSG's Social Media Review: Late July 2016 - NOAA finds the nation experienced its warmest June on record. Also, tips on heat safety, swimming safe, marine debris, ocean protection and severe storm preparedness; Stats on drought and disasters ... and a wrap-up of NYSG's recent news.

- Posted Fri. Jul 22, 2016 at 11:46 AM

#SeaGrant50: Sustainable Coastal Tourism - As illustrated in a new fact sheet created in recognition of its 50th anniversary, Sea Grant is the “go-to” organization nation-wide for science-based information and community outreach related to all aspects of coastal tourism.

- Posted Thu. Jul 7, 2016 at 11:40 AM

#SeaGrant50: Community Resilience - Sea Grant Helps Communities Plan, Adapt and Recover - Our coastal programs nation-wide zero in on preparing for severe storms, educating on rip currents and many points in-between

- Posted Wed. Jul 6, 2016 at 10:00 PM

#SeaGrant50: NOAA Launches New Site, Celebrates Sea Grant's 50th Anniversary - New Web Sea Grant feature on NOAA.gov focuses on Coastal Storm Awareness, Harmful Algal Blooms and more.

- Posted Wed. Jul 6, 2016 at 4:14 PM

NYSG's Social Media Review: Mid June 2016 - With the Atlantic Hurricane Season upon us, we offer severe storm awareness tips, a video on how people respond to these storms and NOAA's 2016 seasonal outlook. Also, the impact of harmful algal blooms and what you can do to both swim safely this summer and protect our nation's waterways.

- Posted Fri. Jun 10, 2016 at 12:48 PM