UPDATES:
- Reading Between the Lines: Marine Debris Education for Children in Georgia
- University of Georgia and Georgia Sea Grant help Tybee Island prepare for potentially rising seas
- Learn about Glynn County advisories for fish you catch and eat
- Georgia begins monitoring potential coastal drought impacts
- Georgia Sea Grant is tweeting like a painted bunting
- New cell phone app allows beachgoers to report marine debris
Sea Level Rise Preparation
Helping Tybee Island prepare for rising sea levels
UGA and Georgia Sea Grant are working with city officials to identify key vulnerabilities
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Mercury Testing
Curious about the amount of mercury in your body?
UGA Marine Extension Service offers an EPA-approved method for testing mercury levels in hair
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Marsh Madness
Learning about the Georgia Coast through Song
Georgia Sea Grant-funded musician Roger Day sings about marsh mud, mosquitos and vulture vomit
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Shark Bycatch
Collecting data about threats to blacknose sharks
Improved shrimp net designs can help reduce shark deaths
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Marine Debris Tracker
New phone app targets ocean trash
Report marine debris polluting beaches and waterways for a cleaner coast
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Education Internships
Teaching 15,000 students on Skidaway Island, GA
Apply now for the 2012-2013 Georgia Sea Grant internship program
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