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Landscape architecture students work with the Coastal Resilience Design Studio on a plan for Milton
Landscape architecture students work with the Coastal Resilience Design Studio on a plan for Milton

Over the summer, landscape architecture majors from UD worked with the Coastal Resilience Design Studio (CRDS) on a community resilience plan for Milton. 

Excellence in marine education
Excellence in marine education

DESG’s David Christopher receives award from National Marine Educators Association

Delaware Sea Grant to host Crab Pot Jamboree on UD’s Lewes Campus
Delaware Sea Grant to host Crab Pot Jamboree on UD’s Lewes Campus

On Wednesday, August 7, from 10 a.m.-1 p.m., Delaware Sea Grant will host a Crab Pot Jamboree on the University of Delaware’s Hugh R. Sharp Campus in Lewes, Delaware

Delaware Sea Grant schedules summer crab trap check workshops
Delaware Sea Grant schedules summer crab trap check workshops

This summer, DESG will host several crab trap check workshops in southern Delaware geared towards recreational crabbers who catch crabs in the Delaware Inland Bays

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Upcoming events

Events
Storytime with Delaware Sea Grant
Nov 26
Storytime with Delaware Sea Grant

Join DESG at the Route 9 Library & Innovation Center as we share engaging storytelling sessions designed for children ages 0-5 years, with themes that foster curiosity and learning about the connection we all share with water, green spaces, and the natural world.

Storytime with Delaware Sea Grant
Dec 3
Storytime with Delaware Sea Grant

Join DESG at the Route 9 Library & Innovation Center as we share engaging storytelling sessions designed for children ages 0-5 years, with themes that foster curiosity and learning about the connection we all share with water, green spaces, and the natural world.

Lectures and webinars

The UD College of Earth, Ocean & Environment and the Delaware Sea Grant College Program hosted talks on interesting and impactful research and service being conducted by the college's faculty and staff. Watch the 2022 Ocean Currents lectures online below:

  • Why and How We Count Horseshoe Crabs | Watch online

  • Microbial forensics: dissecting environmental processes through DNA | Watch online

  • The Tiniest Architects on Earth: How Microbes Make Minerals | Watch online

  • Tidal Salt Marshes in the Anthropocene: Ecosystem Services, Habitat Degradation, and Restoration Efforts | Watch online

  • Global Vegetation in a Changing Climate | Watch online

  • Pollution in the Ocean | Watch online

  • Supply Chain Challenges to Our Food System | Watch online

  • Earthly Order: Systems Science and 21st Century Challenges | Coming soon