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New York Coastlines

NYSG's latest e-newsletter, New York Coastlines, has come ashore. Check out the late Summer - early Fall '18 edition, and sign up for our e-list (if you haven't already). Our next e-issue will be released in mid-December.
In Program’s 40th Year, Two from New York Named Knauss Finalists in 2018

Both of NYSG's 2019 Fellows -- Sam Chew Chin and Chellby Kilheffer -- were of the 46 nationwide named as Knauss Executive Fellows, having received their work assignments during a week-long placement week in mid-October.
What Do Lake Ontario’s “Resident Anglers” Want?

This NYSG-funded study helps to shed light on better understanding the relationships between motivations, constraints, facilitators, demographic and experiential characteristics, and fishing participation for resident anglers who don't have a preference for catching a specific fish species.
Giant Map Gives 'Foots-On' Education About NY Geography

NYSG partners with the Cornell Institute for Resource Information Sciences and the NY Geographic Alliance to introduce the unique teaching resource to educators in the State's Hudson River Valley region.
In Photos: Sea Grant Extends A-Z GLEEE Education on Lake Ontario

NYSG coastal education programming prepares hundreds of teachers to educate and engage thousands of students as the next generation of Great Lakes-literate citizens.
Students Collaborate with Resilience Professionals at first RiSC Summit

The multi-year project builds on local resilience plans such as OneNYC and fosters new partnerships among K-12 schools, informal education institutions, government and non-profit organizations working on resilience planning and implementation.

Are You A E-News Subscriber?

To keep tabs on all of NYSG's coastal science news, check out our quarterly e-produces its flagship publication, New York Coastlines / Currents. Sign up at www.nyseagrant.org/nycoastlines.

We also provide new content at www.nyseagrant.org/currents and www.nyseagrant.org/blog. In addition to topical entries, we publish an occasional "Social Media Review," which features trending stories at both New York Sea Grant and our federal partner agency, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).

All of our e-content highlights the program's various research, extension and education endeavors throughout New York's marine and Great Lakes waters.

How Does Sea Grant Benefit You?

For nearly 50 years, New York Sea Grant—one of 33 university-based programs under the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's National Sea Grant College Program—has been producing impressive results through its funded research.

"Sea Grant is unique in how it draws upon its Extension program to extend these [research] studies, putting science-based into the hands of a wide variety of coastal stakeholders," says NYSG Interim Director Kathy Bunting-Howarth.

For more on "What Sea Grant Does For You" see NYSG's Spring 2018 NY Coastlines e-newsletter. More >>

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