Degradation of Coastal Waters
MIT Sea Grant funded researcher, Matt Charette, along with Henrieta Dulaiova, has developed a radon/nitrate mapping system for a large scale assessment of submarine groundwater discharge and non-point source pollution to coastal watersBy Nancy…
Volunteers needed for Charles River Clean-up, Sat. April 21, 9-12.
Come help MIT Sea Grant with the Annual Earth Day Charles River Cleanup! MIT Sea Grant is coordinating trash pick-up along the grassy areas and sidewalks on the Cambridge side of the Charles River between the Massachusetts Avenue and Longfellow…
Division of Marine Fisheries announces that the Nauset Estuary is closed to the harvest of all shellfishdue to Paralytic Shellfish Poison (PSP) toxin, known also as red tide.
March 7, 2012Commonwealth of Massachusetts Division of Marine FisheriesPaul J. Diodati, Director251 Causeway Street, Suite 400, Boston, Massachusetts 02114(617) 626-1520Due to Paralytic Shellfish Poison (PSP) toxin (also known as "Red Tide")…
New Research Funding Awarded
MIT Sea Grant: New Research Awards, February 2012DEVELOPMENT OF AN AUTOMATED SEEPAGE METER FOR QUANTIFYING SUBMARINE GROUNDWATER DISCHARGE IN THE COASTAL ZONEMatthew Charette, Woods Hole Oceanographic InstitutionProject Summary: Nutrient-rich,…
Winners of the 15th Annual Blue Lobster Bowl: Lexington Team A!
Please join us in congratulating Lexington High School Team A, and their coach, Sarah Damassa, for taking first place in the 15th annual Blue Lobster Bowl!The Blue Lobster Bowl, Massachusetts' regional marine science quiz bowl, is one of the…
Olesnavage wins 2012 Dean A. Horn Award
The MIT Sea Grant College Program has awarded the 2012 Dean A. Horn Award for Undergraduate Study in Marine Research to Katy Olesnavage, a graduating senior in the Department of Mechanical Engineering. Olesnavage was nominated for her senior…
Online Ocean Sciences Quiz now live! Brought to you by MIT Sea Grant and the National Ocean Sciences Bowl.
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Ecologists Capture First Deep-Sea Fish Noises
Released: 1/26/2012 1:35 PM ESTSource: University of Massachusetts AmherstNewswise ¢ AMHERST, Mass. ¤ University of Massachusetts Amherst fish biologists have published one of the first studies of deep-sea fish sounds in more than 50 years,…
MIT Sea Grant supported researcher to deploy robotic Environmental Sample Processor (ESP) for “red tide” toxins in Spring 2012
With support from MIT Sea Grant, Don Anderson of Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI), in collaboration with Co-Principal Investigators Juliette Smith (WHOI) and Gregory Doucette (NOAA¡s Marine Biotoxin Program), is scheduled to deploy…
Seafood CSAs, including Cape Ann Fresh Catch, chosen by Bon Appetit as #1 trend for 2012 in “25 Things to Eat, Drink, and Cook in 2012”
25 Things to Eat, Drink, and Cook in 2012
We're calling out the trends we see taking off next year, from how to shop to where to book a table before everyone else does
1. Seafood CSAsIt started with kale and kohlrabi, then expanded to…
