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Find similar grantsNew Hampshire Sea Grant Aquaculture Funding is sponsored by New Hampshire Sea Grant. This program offers major research awards for coastal, marine, or aquaculture-related projects in New Hampshire. Funding supports one- or two-year projects in areas like sustainable fisheries, aquaculture, coastal ecosystems, resilient communities, and environmental literacy.
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New Hampshire Sea Grant | University of New Hampshire Coastal Science for the Granite State Coastal and marine resources are experiencing unprecedented stresses. Development and population growth along the coast, changes to commercial fishing and aquaculture industries, rising sea levels and increasing flood risk, habitat degredation and invasive species all threaten our nation's coastlines.
New Hampshire Sea Grant works to address these issues through integrated research, extension, and education in the Granite State. Learn more about Sea Grant Invasive species monitoring and seafood industry engagement. 788 volunteers engaged, 1,894 green crabs collected.
Community-driven solution to combat erosion. 10,000+ dune grass plants transplanted to 17 coastal sites. Getting New Hampshire students and teachers more connected to local habitats.
208 students used their local saltmarsh as a classroom. Facilitating important discussions on topics that matter to New Hampshire’s fishing industry. 6 productive roundtable sessions organized so far.
Funding the latest science to address the human and ecological impacts of ‘forever chemicals. ’ 11 research projects study emerging contaminants. Offering workforce development for marine and coastal professionals in New Hampshire.
80 participants across 4 cohorts. Growing Seafood: Voices from New Hampshire Aquaculture [Podcast] Episode 23 of the Time and Tide Podcast Sunday, November 01, 2026 Explore the world’s fastest growing food industry, right here in our own backyard. What does the future of sea-farming look like?
And where do you fit... What’s for Dinner? New Hampshire Seafood [Podcast] Episode 22 of the Time and Tide Podcast Thursday, October 01, 2026 Seafood is everywhere along the New Hampshire coast.
But for a lot of us, getting seafood onto the dinner table can feel a little intimidating. A new ... A Rising Tide, A New Blueprint: Rethinking How We Build on the Seacoast [Podcast] Episode 21 of the Time and Tide Podcast Tuesday, September 15, 2026 You've probably heard the phrase “a rising tide lifts all ships”, but does this saying still hold true when rising water levels are threatening coasta...
UNH Marks Jackson Estuarine Laboratory Expansion at Ribbon Cutting UNH Marks Jackson Estuarine Laboratory Expansion at Ribbon Cutting Larger facility will enhance the study of estuaries and coastal ecosystems Global Experts Gather at UNH to Explore the Undersea Infrastructure Connecting the World Global Experts Gather at UNH to Explore the Undersea Infrastructure Connecting the World Visiting guests of the World Affairs Council of New Hampshire visit campus to discuss undersea cables UNH innovations work around New England’s climate and landscape to boost local food production Mission, Vision, and Approach Show Coastal Habitats submenu Common Garden of Native Sand Dune Plants Show Coastal Resilience submenu Coastal Landowner Technical Assistance Program Flood Ready Neighborhoods 2021 Atlantic Cod Stock Structure Workshops Fisheries Roundtable Series Show Invasive Species submenu Show NH Green Crab Project submenu Show Seafood Recipes submenu Ginger Beer Oyster Mignonette Sautéed Garlic Butter Oysters Show Social Science submenu Environmental Perceptions Literature Show Water Quality submenu Water Quality & Lawn Care Outreach Materials Show K-12 Programs submenu Show Coastal Floating Lab submenu Floating Lab Request Form Show Day of the Coast submenu Day of the Coast Reservation Form Show SeaTrek Programs submenu Field Science Discovery Program Virtual Resources for K-12 Instructors Show Events & Excursions submenu Explore Appledore Island Walking Tour Show Family Boat Building submenu Family Boat Building Application Show Current Research submenu Development of culturally-tailored nutrition education for fish consumption for Hispanic adults Temporal dynamics of phytoplankton populations in coastal NH PFAS bioaccumulation in marine food webs in a New England estuary Team LuMP — Lumpfish Mapping Project Eelgrass dynamics in Great Bay Estuary Diversifying New England Seaweed Aquaculture – Longline Nori Production Improving pathogenic Vibrio management tools for Oyster Aquaculture Biennial Request for Proposals Show Biennial Request for Proposals submenu Budget Form (90-4) and Budget Justification Research Priorities from our Partners Doyle Undergraduate Fellowship Show Doyle Undergraduate Fellowship submenu Graduate Student Fellowships Show Graduate Student Fellowships submenu NHSG Community Engaged Graduate Research Fellowship NHSG Graduate Research Fellowship Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship NMFS-Sea Grant Joint Fellowship Program NOAA Coastal Management Fellowship Coastal Research Volunteers Show Coastal Research Volunteers submenu Show CRV Current Projects submenu Show Beach Profiling submenu Dune Restoration and Research Gulfwatch: Blue Mussel Collection Show CRV Past Projects submenu Lubberland Creek Fish Surveys Spawning Horseshoe Crab Surveys UNH Marine Docent Program Show UNH Marine Docent Program submenu Marine Docent Application Volunteer Opportunities with Our Partners Show Areas of Study submenu Professional Development & Training Show Colleges & Schools submenu Carsey School of Public Policy College of Engineering and Physical Sciences College of Health and Human Services College of Life Sciences and Agriculture Show College of Life Sciences and Agriculture submenu College of Professional Studies Franklin Pierce School of Law School of Marine Science and Ocean Engineering Peter T.
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New Hampshire Sea Grant Aquaculture Funding is funded by New Hampshire Sea Grant. Verify program details on the funder's own website before applying.
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NH Sea Grant Program Development Funding is sponsored by New Hampshire Sea Grant. This program offers flexible financial support for innovative projects that align with coastal and marine priorities. Proposals can be submitted at any time, with a recommendation to apply three months before the project begins. Funded projects may focus on research, educational initiatives, or partnerships that enhance coastal sustainability and community resilience.
New Hampshire Sea Grant Program Development Funds is sponsored by New Hampshire Sea Grant. These funds support research that may lead to and improve a full NH Sea Grant proposal, research that will lead to additional extramural funding, and educational initiatives that bridge classrooms, communities, and researchers focused on coastal/marine science. It also supports seed funding for exploratory or innovative efforts in art, education, humanities, communication, industry, outreach, or research.
Program Development Funds (New Hampshire Sea Grant) is sponsored by New Hampshire Sea Grant. These awards are used to initiate research projects or support NH Sea Grant-related workshops and travel. They are intended for exploratory or innovative efforts in art, education, humanities, communication, industry, outreach, or research, and rapid response projects. Projects should align with NH Sea Grant's coastal and marine focus areas, including environmental literacy and workforce development.