Seaweed Processing and Marketing Task Force 
Check out our new "Seaweed Food Safety Regulations" webinar series, which builds off of a series of resources that our task force has created to assist New York seaweed producers in understanding the regulations governing the sale and marketing of seaweed products in the State. Read More » New York Seafood and Aquaculture Office Hours 
Throughout 2025, NYSG is hosting Aquaculture and Seafood Office virtual hours with various NY State Agencies involved in the regulation of aquaculture and seafood. Read More » New York Seafood Summit 
Learn more about the third and final event for the 9th Annual “NY Seafood Summit”, which will be held in July 2025, as well as details from the first two events held in March. Read More » $2.15M for Sea Grant Research on NY’s Coastal Environment, Economies and Communities 
NYSG has awarded approximately $2.15 million to support 10 research projects, the results of which will directly address multiple high priority community, economic, and environmental objectives. Read More » Sea Grant’s 46th Knauss Fellowship Class in D.C. Includes Five From Universities in New York 
The 88 finalists for the 46th class of the prestigious John A. Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship program represent all 34 Sea Grant programs nationwide. Read More » On YouTube: Great Lakes Fresh Fish Finder — An Online Tool for Consumers and Businesses 
FreshFishFinder.org provides consumers and businesses across Great Lakes states with options on where to find and promote aquaculture and seafood products. Read More » On YouTube: Upstate NY Communities Share Resilience Success Stories in NYSG Video Case Studies 
A new video series from New York Sea Grant explores Great Lakes topics including resilience, green infrastructure, and the freshwater system's watershed. Read More » New York Aquaculture 
On this webinar, which is part of New York Sea Grant's Aquaculture Industry Resource Series, information was provided about the potential diseases that oyster farmers need to be aware of and how to manage them as well as how triploid oyster could potentially reduce disease impacts and increase a farmer's yield. Read More » On YouTube: Hudson River Community Microplastic Remediation Pilot and Sampling Program 
In a New York Sea Grant-funded project, researchers from PolyGone aim to pioneer efforts to advance and pilot new aquatic filtration technology designed to monitor and sequester aquatic microplastics from riverine environments. Read More » On YouTube: 2023 Community-Engaged Fellowship: Olivia Bonilla — My Perspective, My Field, My Future 
Olivia Bonilla, one of New York Sea Grant's 2023 Community-Engaged Fellowship recipients, created a video about her collegiate experiences. She also aided an ongoing study of the early life stages (eggs and larvae) of fish in the waters off the southern shore of Long Island. Read More » Publications: Success Stories 
Included in this annual review are nearly 30 summaries of select work conducted by our program's extension specialists and funded researchers to develop and provide stakeholder-driven, science-based information, tools, and other resources that support local communities, businesses, and individuals. Read More » New York Coastlines - Archives (Current and Past Issues) 
Check out the Late Summer / Early Fall '24 issue of NYSG's e-newsletter, New York Coastlines, which came ashore in September. If you're not an e-subscriber, sign up for our e-list and you'll receive our next issue before it's available online later this year.. Read More » News & Events 
Here's where you'll find the most recent stories highlighting our coastal science program's research, extension and education projects, activities and initiatives. Also links to NYSG's other newsworthy resources. Read More »

Stewardship and You: Volunteer for Long Island Sound (April - June 2019) - There are many organizations in Connecticut and New York that need your help restoring and protecting Long Island Sound.

- Posted Tue. Apr 16, 2019 at 11:44 AM

#SeaGrant50: By The Numbers - Four Decades of Knauss Fellows - For more than 40 years, The John A. Knauss Marine Policy Fellowships have been building coastal leaders who make a difference.

- Posted Thu. Apr 26, 2018 at 10:04 AM

NYSG's Social Media Review: Early November 2017 - Learn how Sea Grant is a smart investment in our nation's coastal economy ... Also job opportunities, upcoming workshops and events ... and NOAA provides the latest climate, drought news as well as an outlook for Winter 2017-18.

- Posted Fri. Nov 3, 2017 at 4:30 PM

NYSG's Social Media Review: Early August 2017 - A new interactive online feature illustrates how "NOAA Protects Every American…Powers Our Economy"... Also, NOAA and NYSG provide a wrap-up of their recent news, including upcoming workshops, events and funding opportunities.

- Posted Wed. Aug 2, 2017 at 4:25 PM

On Air, On YouTube: NOAA Predicts an Above-normal Atlantic hurricane season is most likely this year: Are You Prepared? - This season (June 1-Nov 30), forecasters predict 45% chance above-normal, a 35% chance near-normal, and only a 20% chance below-normal.

- Posted Wed. May 31, 2017 at 3:51 PM

NYSG's Social Media Review: Early April 2017 - Learn how you can assure Sea Grant's 50+ years of coastal research and education efforts will continue ... Also, NOAA and NYSG provides a wrap-up of their recent news, including upcoming workshops, events and fellowship opportunities.

- Posted Thu. Mar 30, 2017 at 11:29 PM

Stewardship and You: Volunteer for Long Island Sound (February - September 2017) - There are many organizations in Connecticut and New York that need your help restoring and protecting Long Island Sound.

- Posted Sun. Feb 26, 2017 at 5:54 PM

NYSG's Social Media Review: Early February 2017 - NOAA's "Annual 2016 U.S. State of the Climate Report" finds 2016 to be the second warmest year on record ... Also, NYSG provides a wrap-up of its recent news, including job, research and fellowship opportunities.

- Posted Fri. Feb 3, 2017 at 2:52 PM

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

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's National Sea Grant College Program—a collection of 33 university-based programs in the U.S.—has successfully been "Putting Science to Work for America's Coastal Communities" for over 50 years. Check out this 10-minute video for more, or see the 30-second trailer for a brief synopsis.

For more video clips, check out NYSG's YouTube channel, www.youtube.com/nyseagrant. And, while you're there, become a subscriber in a few quick clicks.

News & Events  Currents
Here's where you'll find the most recent stories highlighting our coastal science program's research, extension and education projects, activities and initiatives. Also links to NYSG's other newsworthy resources. Read More » New York Coastlines - Archives (Current and Past Issues)  Publications
Check out the Late Summer / Early Fall '24 issue of NYSG's e-newsletter, New York Coastlines, which came ashore in September. If you're not an e-subscriber, sign up for our e-list and you'll receive our next issue before it's available online later this year.. Read More » New York Seafood Summit  Seafood Safety and Technology - News
Learn more about the third and final event for the 9th Annual “NY Seafood Summit”, which will be held in July 2025, as well as details from the first two events held in March. Read More » Seaweed Processing and Marketing Task Force  Seafood Safety and Technology - News
Check out our new "Seaweed Food Safety Regulations" webinar series, which builds off of a series of resources that our task force has created to assist New York seaweed producers in understanding the regulations governing the sale and marketing of seaweed products in the State. Read More » On YouTube: 2023 Community-Engaged Fellowship: Olivia Bonilla — My Perspective, My Field, My Future  Education - News
Olivia Bonilla, one of New York Sea Grant's 2023 Community-Engaged Fellowship recipients, created a video about her collegiate experiences. She also aided an ongoing study of the early life stages (eggs and larvae) of fish in the waters off the southern shore of Long Island. Read More » On YouTube: Great Lakes Fresh Fish Finder — An Online Tool for Consumers and Businesses  New York Aquaculture - News
FreshFishFinder.org provides consumers and businesses across Great Lakes states with options on where to find and promote aquaculture and seafood products. Read More » On YouTube: Upstate NY Communities Share Resilience Success Stories in NYSG Video Case Studies  Coastal Community Development Program - News
A new video series from New York Sea Grant explores Great Lakes topics including resilience, green infrastructure, and the freshwater system's watershed. Read More » Publications: Success Stories  Extension - 2024
Included in this annual review are nearly 30 summaries of select work conducted by our program's extension specialists and funded researchers to develop and provide stakeholder-driven, science-based information, tools, and other resources that support local communities, businesses, and individuals. Read More » On YouTube: Hudson River Community Microplastic Remediation Pilot and Sampling Program  Marine Debris - News
In a New York Sea Grant-funded project, researchers from PolyGone aim to pioneer efforts to advance and pilot new aquatic filtration technology designed to monitor and sequester aquatic microplastics from riverine environments. Read More » New York Seafood and Aquaculture Office Hours  Seafood Safety and Technology - News
Throughout 2025, NYSG is hosting Aquaculture and Seafood Office virtual hours with various NY State Agencies involved in the regulation of aquaculture and seafood. Read More »