1A | Maryland Sea Grant

Environmental Issue Investigation

Activities

The American Chestnut: From Dominance to Destruction

Evaluation

Invasive Investigation

Dendroclimatology

Engagement

The Dendro Intro

Exploration

Calibration and Measurement Training Exercise

Program Announcements

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We are looking for a G raduate Assistant to support Maryland Sea Grant's research program. Application review starts August 8!

Maryland Sea Grant seeks to hire a Science Writer / Editor to explain and share findings from scientists, extension agents, and other sources to help advance public understanding and management of Maryland's natural resources. More details.

Maryland Sea Grant has program development funds for start-up efforts or strategic support for emerging areas of research. Apply here.

Featured Research Project

Managing for Biodiversity and Blue Carbon in the Face of Sea-level Rise and Barrier Island Migration

This regional project funded by the Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, and Virginia Sea Grant programs will provide insight into best practices for stabilizing barrier islands and conserving tidal marshes behind them in ways that preserve biodiversity and beach width as well as stores of carbon that are naturally sequestered in marshes. Areas to be studied include Parramore and Assawoman islands in Virginia; Fenwick/Assateague Island in Maryland and Delaware; and Long Beach Island in New Jersey.