Coastal Ocean Processes
Research focuses on process dominating the coastal ocean in the South Atlantic Bight, with emphasis on oceanography, pollution, and fisheries dynamics.

Ecosystem Dynamics
The research goal is to enhance the availability and quality of marine, estuarine, and freshwater resources.

Coastal Natural Hazards
Researchers study the nature of hazards to help public and private sectors learn how to plan for them and lessen their impact.

Marine Aquaculture and Fisheries
Aquaculture, ecotourism, and marine recreation are just a few of the issues that Sea Grant studies to create opportunities compatible with long-term conservation of coastal resources.

Emerging Technologies
Researchers concentrate on developing marine-based techniques and products for commercial and industrial use. They also explore low-cost solutions to coastal resource problems.

Coastal Communities and Economics
Research and activities assist coastal communities and businesses manage growth and sustainable economic development.

Marine Education
An important goal of the Consortium is to design and implement educational programs that foster a more scientifically and environmentally trained workforce and K-12 teachers.

Special Research Programs
Effects of land use coastal erosion processes, fish genetics, and harmful algal blooms.

Sea Grant Researcher Address Book
Interested in contacting one of our researchers? Look them up in this address book.