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Find similar grantsWater Resources Program (UGA Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant) is sponsored by UGA Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant. This program advances collaborative research by engaging stakeholders and developing educational resources and programs that inspire stewardship and deepen appreciation for the science that sustains Georgia's waterways.
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UGA Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant Graduate students launch projects studying changes in Georgia’s estuaries Oyster Roast for a Reason Five Georgia artists awarded funding for coastal-inspired creative projects Science Serving Georgia’s Coast UGA Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant Improving the environmental, social and economic health of the Georgia coast through research, education and extension.
protected, enhanced or restored through aquarium visits and education programs applied ecosystem-based approaches to managing land and water resources This webinar will cover Georgia’s economic outlook, providing a comprehensive analysis of the key forces driving state and regional growth. The session sets practical priorities to help local leaders drive ...
Celebrate Seafood Month this October at Sorry Charlie’s Oyster Bar in downtown Savannah! All month long, a portion of every Bull River oyster order will be donated to UGA Marine ... Celebrate Seafood Month this October at The Fish Dock Bar & Grill in Townsend, GA!
All month long, 10% of Georgia oyster and clam sales will be donated to UGA ... Four graduate students launch projects studying changes in Georgia’s estuaries September 10, 2026 Students from the University of Georgia and Georgia Southern University have been selected to conduct year-long independent research … Read story What’s in it for me?
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People might be more … Read story Five Georgia artists awarded funding for coastal-inspired creative projects August 5, 2026 Artists based in Athens, Atlanta and Statesboro have been awarded funding through Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant’s … Read story The future is jelly July 24, 2026 How UGA researchers are finding new uses for cannonball jellyfish, creating opportunities for sustainability and economic growth along … Read story
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Water Resources Program (UGA Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant) is funded by UGA Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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